Drury Inns - Pear Tree Inns
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The Drury Inns and Pear Tree Inns POI file:
http://www.poi-factory.com/node/13670
has been updated to the date of this posting, reflecting the following changes as seen on their website:
Two new Drury Inns have opened since the February 2020 update and been added to this September 2020 update, one in downtown St. Paul, Minnesota, and another in Cleveland Beachwood, Ohio.
One Drury Inn in St. Louis Westport, Missouri, and one Pear Tree Inn in Lafayette, Louisiana have closed and have been removed from this POI file. It is possible these closures are related to reduced tourism due to the virus and only temporary, as these two properties have not reopened under different brands, but they are not accepting guests or future reservations at this time. Of course if they reopen, they will reappear in a future edition of this POI file.
Updated
The Drury Inns and Pear Tree Inns POI file:
http://www.poi-factory.com/node/13670
has been updated, reflecting the following changes as seen on their website:
Three new Drury Inns have opened since the April 2022 update and been added to this January 2024 update: Lake Buena Vista, FL... Tallahassee, FL... and an additional Drury property at the San Antonio TX airport.
Six properties have either closed or been sold to different operators: Pear Tree Inns in Indianapolis and Terre Haute, IN, and Paducah, KY... and Drury Inns in Kansas City Shawnee Mission, KS, Cape Girardeau Conference Center, MO, and Kansas City Stadium, MO. These have been removed from the file.
A few properties had subtle changes in name, and those were updated.
Three more Drurys are "Inn" the works and scheduled to open in the next one-year-plus. They have not yet been added to the file.
Let me know if you see any problems. My one remaining Garmin GPS is not displaying Custom POIs very well, or maps and directions consistently well, for that matter /heh/, so it's hard to me to verify that these new listings are displaying and working as intended on the GPS. Thanks.
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