La Quinta Inn & Suites La Habra Featured in CoStar News

Pacific Inns is proud to recognize the La Quinta Inn & Suites By Wyndham La Habra, California, a recently opened hotel under our management, for being featured in a recent article by CoStar News.

The article by CoStar News, a leading source for commercial real estate and hospitality industry insights, highlights Wyndham Hotels & Resorts’ resilient performance and continued brand expansion during challenging economic times. Among the key milestones cited was the opening of the La Quinta Inn & Suites La Habra, one of several properties contributing to Wyndham’s record-breaking growth in early 2025.

“We’re thrilled to see one of our newest properties recognized in such a high-profile industry publication,” said Linsey Forni-Pullan, Vice President at Pacific Inns. “This hotel is a prime example of what’s possible when strong brand alignment, thoughtful development and excellent on-site leadership come together.”

Located in the heart of La Habra, California, the La Quinta Inn & Suites features 91 modern guest rooms, complimentary breakfast, a fitness center and easy access to top California attractions. Since opening earlier this year, the property has seen positive feedback from both business and leisure travelers seeking affordable comfort in a convenient location.

Pacific Inns has played an integral role in the successful launch and ongoing operations of the hotel. The company continues to work closely with ownership groups and brand partners like Wyndham to deliver consistently excellent guest experiences and maximize property performance.

“This recognition by CoStar not only affirms the value of Wyndham’s business model, but also reflects our team’s commitment to operational excellence and strategic hotel management,” added Rodger Forni, President of Pacific Inns.

The La Quinta Inn & Suites La Habra recently celebrated its grand opening and is now accepting reservations.

Read the full news feature: Wyndham’s Business Model Better Insulates Itself From Economic Uncertainty, Execs Say