ARK Hospitality
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ARK Hospitality provides lodging across the country to all travelers. Three properties are conveniently located for crews of all types servicing the Marcellus Shale and AI Data Centers in the Appalachian Basin. Email Jason Krysinski or give him a call at 945-284-0942. ARK’s properties in the Appalachian Basin include:
Econo Lodge Inn & Suites® Triadelphia — Wheeling hotel provides a welcoming place to stay for business and vacation travelers alike. You’ll find us off Interstate 70 just east of Wheeling set in the Marcellus and Utica Shale gas and oil region. Amenities include a business center with internet-connected computers as well as meeting space for getting together with clients or going over presentations. There are also plenty of opportunities for relaxing and having fun in the area. The hotel is just east of Wheeling, where you’ll find golfing at Oglebay Resort or slot machines at the Wheeling Island Casino. Take time to explore the scenic river town, shop along the streets of downtown, and enjoy a meal at one of the local restaurants. Then come back to friendly service and a comfortable room at the Econo Lodge. You’ll find everything you need to make your stay enjoyable, from free WiFi to free hot coffee. The Econo Lodge is easy to find, easy to book, and easy on your wallet, so you can focus on the important reasons you’re traveling. For more information and reservations call 214-837-3311.
It’s hard to be away from your home for too long. At the Suburban Studios® Triadelphia – Wheeling at The Highlands extended stay hotel, they do everything they can to make stays long and short as easy as possible. The staff is there to help you learn the area and turn your hotel stay into something more like home. Consider them the living solution you didn’t know you needed. And that goes for people in town for work assignments, family visits, or if you’re between homes and need an affordable place to stay. For more information and reservations call 214-837-3311.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites – Pittsburgh/Southpointe, easily accessible from I-79, is the jewel of the Southpointe Business Park. They are surrounded by gas and oil from the Marcellus Shale as well as being a technology and pharmaceutical hub. The Southpointe Business Park is home to Consol Energy, Halliburton, Ansys, Mylan, EQT, Schlumberger, Siemens, Crown Castle, Ness, Auma Actuators, Range Resources, and many more. They are within walking distance of Towne Center Shopping Center which includes restaurants and shops. It includes upscale restaurants such as Toscana Brick Oven and Saga Japanese Steakhouse. For more information and reservations call 945-284-0942.
Our MainStay Suites® Columbus North – Worthington hotel offers fully renovated suites for anyone needing an extended stay in Ohio. Whether you’re here for a week, a month or longer, our apartment-style amenities help you settle in and maintain your most important routines. Enjoy spacious guest rooms that feature a fully-equipped kitchen, free WiFi and HBO channels on TV. Plus, with our laundry facilities, fitness center and weekly housekeeping, you’ll be able to live like home with the perks of a hotel. Our I-71 location also gives you prime access to Polaris Fashion Place Mall, The Ohio State University and much more.You’ll have no shortage of entertainment as well as practical destinations that can help upkeep your lifestyle. There are plenty of restaurants and lounges less than a mile away, and the Easton Town Center Mall will cover all your shopping needs. If you like nature and animals, spend the day at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, or visit the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. For some excitement in town, you can check out the Hollywood Casino. For business and events, the Greater Columbus Convention Center might come in handy. You’ll also find John Glenn Columbus International Airport nearby, as well as Anheuser-Busch Brewery and OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital. To learn more emailTammy Ferrell or call (214) 837-3311.
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Place Category: Eagle Ford, Marcellus, Permian, and Utica