Referred to as ''the Bootey Bay Resort Hotel Project'' by Walters, the hotel proposed Monday differs greatly from the project first proposed in February 2006.
Initially proposed by McGraw as an eight-story hotel with 150 rooms and 12 condominiums, the hotel is now slated to be a 10-story building with 156 hotel rooms and 24 condominiums. When asked about the change, Walters said McGraw had included more floors and more condominiums because the cost of building the complex has gone up — specifically from the recent decision to run sewer lines from Ashville to Stow along Route 394.
In addition to condominiums on the eighth, ninth and tenth floors, the hotel and resort would also house a large banquet facility, conference rooms, restaurant, pub, fireplace lounge, spa and fitness center, two pools and a sauna — as well as offer such outdoor activities such as tennis, hiking and skiing.
''There will be docks for residents of the condos, there will be docks for users of the hotel and there will be docks for the Summer Wind and the Chautauqua Belle,'' Walters said. ''We will also be maintaining the docks for the Power Boat Club, which are currently at the site. I think John has worked fairly aggressively with his architect to try and come up with a theme that works on Chautauqua Lake, and they're going with a Victorian appearance.''
Initially proposed by McGraw as an eight-story hotel with 150 rooms and 12 condominiums, the hotel is now slated to be a 10-story building with 156 hotel rooms and 24 condominiums. When asked about the change, Walters said McGraw had included more floors and more condominiums because the cost of building the complex has gone up — specifically from the recent decision to run sewer lines from Ashville to Stow along Route 394.
In addition to condominiums on the eighth, ninth and tenth floors, the hotel and resort would also house a large banquet facility, conference rooms, restaurant, pub, fireplace lounge, spa and fitness center, two pools and a sauna — as well as offer such outdoor activities such as tennis, hiking and skiing.
''There will be docks for residents of the condos, there will be docks for users of the hotel and there will be docks for the Summer Wind and the Chautauqua Belle,'' Walters said. ''We will also be maintaining the docks for the Power Boat Club, which are currently at the site. I think John has worked fairly aggressively with his architect to try and come up with a theme that works on Chautauqua Lake, and they're going with a Victorian appearance.''
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