The $70 million project will include 252 guest rooms and offer elevated accommodations and amenities including a fitness center, restaurant and indoor and outdoor meeting spaces. It will be the fourth active construction site at the Mayo Clinic campus. Other projects include an integrated oncology building, a five-floor expansion to the hospital and a central utilities plant.
“As a premier destination medical center, exceeding the current and future needs of our patients is our top priority,” Kent Thielen, MD, CEO of Mayo Clinic in Florida, said in a news release. “We are excited to be offering this type of high-end hotel accommodation to further enhance our patients’ experience when traveling to our campus for care.”
The project is expected to be completed in early 2024.
