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Euless council approves specific-use permit allowing hotel to operate as Red Roof Inn and Suites at 901 W. Airport Freeway

5065398 ยท June 24, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a specific-use permit allowing the hotel at 901 West Airport Freeway to operate under the business name Red Roof Inn and Suites with conditions tying the permit to the business name and owner Peddier R Lodging LLC and subject to city property-maintenance and building-code inspections.

The Euless City Council approved a specific-use permit (SUP) to allow an existing hotel at 901 West Airport Freeway to continue operating under a new business name, Red Roof Inn and Suites.

City planning staff described the site as a two-story, 55-room hotel with 70 parking spaces and a staff of five full-time and three part-time employees. The application requested the SUP to continue hotel operations under the new name; staff said the Planning and Zoning Commission considered the case on June 3 and voted 5โ€“0 to recommend approval to council.

Staff reported that one written response in opposition came from a resident of the Founders Park neighborhood. Planning staff recommended approval with conditions including that the SUP be tied to the business name Red Roof Inn and Suites, that the SUP be tied to the listed owner Peddier R Lodging LLC, that the hotel be maintained in accordance with the City of Euless property maintenance code and be inspected by the city under applicable provisions of the property maintenance and building codes, and that the SUP be subject to revocation if conditions are violated.

No members of the public spoke during the council public hearing. A councilmember moved for approval and a second followed; the motion passed unanimously. Council members praised improvements already made to the building and said they look forward to continued property maintenance under the new ownership.

The council recorded approval of Ordinance No. 24 27 governing the SUP and associated conditions; the permit is conditioned on compliance with city codes and the inspection schedule provided to the hotel owner and operator.