Ashford Hospitality Trust surrendering 199-key Montgomery County hotel to lenders

The Montgomery County hotel is among 19 that the Dallas-based REIT will return to lenders after the properties failed to meet debt yield tests or attract offers for more than the debt that is owed on them.

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Ashford Hospitality Trust surrendering 199-key Montgomery County hotel to lenders

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