Red Roof Inn Washington

The Red Roof Inn Washington, PA is located just off U.S. Route 40 and I-70. Washington, Pennsylvania is a charming city located in southwestern Pennsylvania, about 30 miles south of Pittsburgh. The city is known for its beautiful architecture, with many well-preserved historic buildings, including the Washington County Courthouse, which was built in 1900. The city is also home to Washington & Jefferson College, a small liberal arts college founded in 1781. One of Washington's biggest attractions is the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, which offers visitors the chance to ride on vintage trolleys and learn about the history of electric transportation. The Washington County Fairgrounds also hosts the annual Washington County Agricultural Fair, one of the largest agricultural fairs in the state. The area offers plenty of outdoor recreational activities, with parks and trails for hiking, biking and fishing. There is also a popular boating spot, Cross Creek Lake, while the Montour Trail is a 60-mile long rail-trail that runs through the area. Washington has a thriving downtown area, with numerous shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The city's annual Whiskey Rebellion Festival celebrates the region's history and features live music, reenactments and tastings of local whiskeys. Overall, Washington, Pennsylvania is a delightful city with something to offer everyone. Its rich history, beautiful architecture and strong sense of community make it a fantastic place to visit or call home.Hilco Real Estate is pleased to present this 110-room Red Roof Inn located in Washington, Pennsylvania. The hotel is located off of I-70 exit 15 at U.S. Route 40 and is located in proximity to both the Washington County Airport (three miles) and Pittsburgh International Airport (29 miles). Historical Revenues: 2019: $1,668,378 (72% Occ.) 2020: $912,023 (43% Occ.) 2021: $885,681 (40% Occ.) 2022: $1,115,804 (46% Occ.) Projected Revenues: Year 1: $1,288,746 (48% Occ.) Year 2: $1,409,019 (49% Occ.) Year 3: $1,594,301 (53% Occ.)