Iconic Michigan City Motel Gets Major Facelift
This vintage motel in Michigan City has a new name and new look. (Courtesy; The Times of Northwest Indiana)
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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowA vintage roadside motel in Michigan City has a new name, a new exterior and a new outlook, according to our partners at The Times of Northwest Indiana.
The new owners, the NADR group, invested $1.5 million into the rebranded 4411 Inn & Suites. The single-story motel was previously known as the Golden Sands Motel standing along U.S. 12.
The 31-room motel is located near attractions like Washington Park Beach, Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, and Lighthouse Place Premium Outlets.
“It is rare to find a city that creates so many opportunities and stays true to its commitments," said Nazar Kryvko, motel owner. "We would not be here if not for the city’s economic development agency and the mayor’s office desire to help local communities and businesses.”
The paper reports the iconic motel needed a complete makeover with a significant investment of capital from the owners and infrastructure from the city.
"My administration worked closely with the Michigan City Common Council and the Sanitary District to approve the funds and install the sewer lines for this project,” said Michigan City Mayor Ron Meer. “These are the type of transformative projects I will continue to work on to create opportunities and improve Michigan City for our residents."