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JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. (AP) — A national resort group will be buying two of Jackson Hole's highly-acclaimed properties.
The Jackson Hole News And Guide reports (http://bit.ly/1JTHjFy ) Washington-based Noble House Hotels and Resorts Ltd. announced Friday that it would purchase Teton Mountain Lodge and Hotel Terra.
Noble House board chairman Pete Colee said in a statement that the style of the two resorts in Teton village will fit in well with the company's other properties. He also noted Jackson Hole's attraction for tourists as a reason for investing there.
Teton Mountain Lodge has 145 rooms and work on the property finished in 2003. Terra has 132 rooms and was completed by 2009.
Noble House owns hotels and resorts in Washington, Florida, California and Colorado.
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