- Strong Wyndham Brand Affiliation: 53-Room Days Inn Operating Under One of Hospitality's Most Recognized Global Lodging Platforms.
- Strategic Interstate 10 Location: DirectAccess to Downtown Houston and Major Industrial and Employment Corridors Throughout East Houston.
- Port Houston Demand: Near the Port Houston Turning Basin and City Docks, Supporting Maritime, Logistics, Contractor, and Corporate Travel.
- Established Industrial Market: Benefits From the Channelview Industrial Corridor and Its Concentration of Industrial and Logistics Operations.
- Downtown Sports and Entertainment Access: Convenient to Daikin Park and Shell Energy Stadium, Supporting Professional Sports and Event-Related Visitation.
- Convention and Group Demand: Access to the George R. Brown Convention Center and Downtown Houston's Extensive Business and Event Infrastructure.
- Healthcare and Education Demand: Supported by East Houston Hospital & Clinics and Houston City College – Northeast Campus.
- Hobby Airport Connectivity: Convenient Access to William P. Hobby Airport and Regional Transportation Infrastructure.
- Diverse Leisure Demand: Benefits From Meow Wolf Houston's Radio Tave and the Extensive Attractions of the Greater Houston Market.
INVESTMENT OVERVIEW
As the exclusive representative of the seller, Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present for sale to qualified investors the Days Inn by Wyndham Houston I-10 ("Hotel" or "Property") located at 10801 East Freeway in Houston, Texas. The economy, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts-branded Hotel is offered on a "Request for Offers" basis. Please reach out to the listing agent for more information.
Situated on approximately 1.06 acres, the Property features 53 guest rooms within an approximately 46,289-square-foot building. Originally constructed in 1965, the Hotel offers an amenity package tailored to both business and transient travelers, including an outdoor swimming pool, guest laundry facilities, express market, and 70 parking spaces.
The Hotel is strategically positioned along Interstate 10 approximately eight miles east of downtown Houston, benefitting from a diverse lodging demand base generated by maritime commerce, industrial operations, healthcare, education, sports, conventions, and entertainment. The nearby Port Houston Turning Basin and City Docks support substantial business activity associated with shipping, logistics, transportation, contractors, vendors, and industrial operations, while the Channelview Industrial Corridor contributes additional workforce and corporate travel from the area's concentration of industrial facilities and employers. Educational demand is supported by Houston City College – Northeast Campus, while healthcare-related visitation is generated by East Houston Hospital & Clinics. The Property also benefits from convenient access to Daikin Park, Shell Energy Stadium, and the George R. Brown Convention Center, which generate room nights from professional sporting events, conventions, trade shows, exhibitions, and other major gatherings. Leisure demand is supplemented by Meow Wolf Houston's Radio Tave and Houston's extensive downtown attractions, while William P. Hobby Airport
provides additional regional and national connectivity.
Houston is the fifth-most populous metropolitan area in the United States, with a population exceeding 7.6 million residents. Though the Houston metro spans nine counties, roughly one-third of the metro’s population resides within the City of Houston, while surrounding cities such as Pasadena, Pearland, The Woodlands, Sugar Land, and League City each support populations of more than 100,000 residents. The city also benefits from direct access to global markets via the Gulf of Mexico and the Port of Houston, one of the nation’s busiest export hubs. Historically anchored by energy production, Houston’s economy has diversified significantly, with strong growth in healthcare, biotechnology, nanotechnology, logistics, and advanced manufacturing. The Texas Medical Center, the largest medical complex in the world, receives more than 150,000 patient visits daily and serves as a major employer and research center. Houston is also a leading destination for corporate relocations, supported by a business-friendly environment, no state income tax, and a cost of living below many peer metros. Approximately 26 Fortune 500 companies are headquartered in the region, underscoring Houston’s role as a national and
international business center. Houston also offers a high quality of life, featuring more than 500 parks and open spaces, proximity to state parks and coastal recreation, a vibrant arts and museum district, and four major professional sports franchises. Cultural assets further enhance the region’s appeal, including Space Center Houston and world-class universities like the University of Houston and Rice University.
