By Richard H. Dyer
A Hampton Inn hotel and ancillary retail/restaurant uses are planned on 4.9 acres owned by the Town of Queen Creek on the southwest corner of Ellsworth and Rittenhouse Roads. The property is to be sold for $2.5 million.
The Queen Creek Town Council at a Dec. 5 meeting approved an agreement with Queen Creek Hospitality Group for development of the property.
It was approved 7-0 as part of a consent agenda.
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