BLACKFOOT — Legacy Leader Group and Wyndham Garden are thrilled to announce the development of a new hotel. There will be a groundbreaking ceremony May 29th 1-3 pm at 1701 NW Main Street in Blackfoot, Idaho. Located only a half-mile away from the Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds, the hotel will accommodate 110 rooms and over 62,000 sq ft. The project is being developed through the Legacy Leader Group and funded through the Bank of Commerce. The construction will be led by Rod Albertson, Founder of Albe Construction, dba Timepiece Homes.
The groundbreaking ceremony will feature distinguished guests, including local officials, industry leaders, and esteemed community members. This cutting-edge hotel will offer a pool, conference room, and expanded normal rooms with keyless entry and the ability to access room controls from your phone. With its curb-side beauty, the Wyndham Garden aims to become a landmark and a source of pride for the citizens and the Blackfoot community.
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