Top Atlanta, GA Hospitality Startups (5)
Stonehill, a direct hospitality lender, is actively providing permanent hotel loans, bridge loans, mezzanine loans and preferred equity investments secured by hotel assets. Founded in 2013, Stonehill provides creative finance solutions for acquisitions, recapitalizations, refinancing, repositions and renovations. The principals of Stonehill have combined to originate and structure over $3.0 billion of hospitality debt, and since closing their first fund...
Fire Safety & Protection, LLC (FSP) was formed by Sunny River Management in 2018 to build a premier fire & life safety business with a continental reach covering the U.S. and Canada. FSP has and will continue to grow organically and through acquisition of several smaller, like-minded businesses built on customer service and local code expertise in the installation, service/repair,...
A private country, city and golf club located in Atlanta, Georgia. Founded in 1883, it has served as the center of Atlanta's social and business activities since its founding. From its inception, Capital City Club has sought to represent the best of Atlanta and the South.
Sterling Spoon brings a unique mix of culinary expertise and innovative menus to the corporate dining experience. Coupled with distinctive attention to detail, Sterling Spoon is the premiere choice for turnkey dining solutions that exceed objectives. The chef-driven team at Sterling Spoon excels at creating traditional employee cafes that are intimate and inviting, as well as smaller, more innovative settings. With...
Access Point Financial (APF) is a direct hospitality lender that provides bridge, capex, construction, mezzanine, preferred equity and permanent financing to qualified hoteliers throughout the United States and Canada. Our loan programs are flexible and are typically used for acquisition, refinance, construction take-out, renovations or brand-mandated PIPs, and value-add transactions, such as asset repositioning, hotel conversions and ground up construction....
