Austin Landing hotel seeks liquor permit

Another future Austin Landing business is seeking to become a site where customers can get a drink.

Staybridge Inn & Suites is asking Miami Twp. trustees tonight to sign off on a liquor permit. The 108-room extended stay hotel is being built on Landing Way as part of what developers have estimated to be a $12 million project.

Construction of the Staybridge began last fall and is targeted to be completed by the end of the year. When it opens, it will join The Hilton Garden Inn as the second hotel within the development.

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