Canopy / Homewood The Gulch,USA

Located in the South Gulch subdistrict, the proposed project is an 11 story, 334 guestroom, dual-brand hotel sited at the corner of Division St and Overton St at the former Yazoo Brewery location. The project is anchored at the street corner and along Overton St by Hilton’s Canopy brand with 181 guest rooms and suites along with private terraces for some rooms. A new Homewood Suites by Hilton will be connected and include 153 suites on the east side of the site.
The main lobby of the Hilton Canopy is at street level. There is a hotel café facing Division on the western side of the site, and a hotel bar sits at the corner; both will provide outdoor seating and pedestrian entry facing Division. A repurposed brewery grain silo will be displayed as public art outside of the bar, recalling the industrial past of the Gulch and specifically the former Brewery that operated on this site and was an early catalyst in the revitalization and redevelopment of the Gulch neighborhood.Initial guest arrival for both hotels occurs along Overton with a separate vehicular entry and drop off for the Canopy Hotel running parallel to Overton that Is partially tucked under the building. A second vehicular entry and shared exit is sited further down Overton providing drop off for the Homewood Suites under the building with a small lobby at the Northeast corner of the site. The main lobby of the Homewood Suites is at the 11 th floor. A small retail space approximately 2,500sf fronts Division below the Homewood Suites.

The property at 910 Division Street will be shared by the 181-room Canopy hotel and the 152-suite Homewood Suites by Hilton hotel, and both properties will be pet-friendly. It will feature a 1,785-square-foot shared fitness center accessible by both hotels’ guests with key access. Each hotel will have its own flexible meeting and event space, with 1,607 square feet at Canopy, and 795 square feet at Homewood Suites. The dual-branded hotel, which is the first of its kind in The Gulch neighborhood, was designed by architectural firm ODA with interior design by Campbell House. Development is led by Tara Investments with financing partner Goldman Sachs. Construction is led by Yates Construction.