Level 3 Construction finishes 100-room Best Western Escondido renovation

Level 3 Construction completed a full renovation of the 100 guest rooms and interior corridors at the Best Western Escondido Hotel in California. The project stayed on schedule and within budget while the hotel remained open, underscoring the demand for phased renovations that avoid disrupting operations.

Why it matters: - The project shows how occupied hotel renovations can be completed without shutting down operations. - The upgrade supports the Best Western Escondido Hotel’s performance improvement plan and guest experience goals. - Level 3 Construction adds another completed hospitality project to its portfolio in California and beyond.

What happened: - Level 3 Construction completed renovations of all 100 guest rooms and interior corridors at the Best Western Escondido Hotel at 1700 Seven Oakes Road in Escondido, California. - The project was delivered on schedule and within budget. - The hotel remained operational throughout construction. - The renovation was completed during a three-month construction period.

The details: - The work included drywall repairs, fresh paint, upgraded finishes, new carpeting, and new wallcoverings. - The project also included installation of owner-furnished furniture, fixtures, and equipment. - The renovation followed earlier owner investments in Wi-Fi infrastructure, in-room televisions, and the pool area. - The hotel said guests have responded positively to the updated rooms and refreshed experience after reopening. - Level 3 Construction completed a prior seven-week renovation of the property’s public spaces in 2017. - That earlier work covered the lobby, breakfast area, registration desk, back office, business center, meeting room, and public restrooms.

Between the lines: - The project reflects a continued relationship between Level 3 Construction and the hotel owner. - Close coordination among Level 3 Construction, hotel management, and ownership helped keep the property open with minimal disruption. - Level 3 Construction positions itself around occupied hospitality renovations, where scheduling and communication are central to execution. - The company said it has completed nearly 100 hotel renovations across California, Hawaii, and Arizona. - Its hospitality work includes guest room renovations, public-space upgrades, restaurant and kitchen remodels, ballroom improvements, and large-scale brand-mandated performance improvement plans.

What's next: - The hotel owner said it expects to continue working with Level 3 Construction on future projects. - Level 3 Construction will likely keep pursuing occupied hotel renovation work as part of its hospitality business. - Best Western properties continue operating under independent ownership while adhering to brand standards for quality and consistency.

The bottom line: - Level 3 Construction delivered a full hotel renovation without closing the property, a result that matters in hospitality where uptime and guest satisfaction both drive revenue.