10901 Harts Road is a 59-room Red Roof Inn interior corridor hotel located in the heavily traveled Northeast Jacksonville area. The hotel encompasses 21,921 square feet and sits on a 1.922-acre parcel while offering high visibility and proximity to the Interstate 95 interchange and US Highway 17. 10901 Harts Road lies approximately 10 minutes from Jacksonville International Airport and is surrounded by an abundance of demand drivers, retailers, and tourist attractions. Visitors from all walks of life come to the region to visit a multitude of attractions near the hotel, including the Jacksonville Zoo, Celestial Farms, Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Jacksonville Port Authority, Four Creeks Wildlife Management Area, Pumpkin Hill State Park, Ribault Monument, and so much more.

Jacksonville is the largest geographic city in the entire United States. At nearly 900 square miles, the city known as the Gateway to Florida offers its residents and visitors more than 1,100 miles of navigable waterways, 22 miles of beaches, and unending attractions and museums throughout the city. On the city’s northern side, there are unaltered barrier islands covered with white sand. The city’s downtown is filled with high-rise buildings and marina condos with stunning views of the St. John’s River.

The hotel is located in the healthy Jacksonville Market. Jacksonville has one of the lowest overall costs of living in Florida and offers numerous tax advantages for businesses and residents, including no corporate franchise tax, state personal tax, inventory tax, or foreign income tax. The city is an intermodal transportation hub and a leading distribution center in the entire Southeastern United States. Hotel demand is primarily generated by the city’s business and military presence. However, much of the demand is supplemented by leisure travel to renowned destinations, including Amelia Island, Ponte Vedra Beach, St. Augustine, and many more.