The Courtyard by Marriott at Monmouth Shores Corporate Park has been highlighted in a significant multi-state financing deal announced by Atlanta-based private credit firm Access Point Financial (APF).
The 113-room Wall Township property is part of a three-hotel portfolio that secured a $29.25 million bridge loan for its owner, American Hotel Income Properties (AHIP), a publicly traded real estate investment trust (REIT) based in Vancouver, Canada.
The financing package also covers two additional Marriott-branded hotels in Florida: the 81-room Courtyard by Marriott Tampa North/I-75 Fletcher and the 80-room Fairfield Inn & Suites Orlando Ocoee.
The transaction represents the second time APF has partnered with AHIP, signaling a continued relationship between the private credit firm and the hotel REIT.
Nicholas L. Meli, managing director at Access Point Financial, noted that the high-performing nature of the hotels—coupled with their strategic locations—made them ideal assets for the bridge loan. “The three hotels are flagged by Marriott under long-term franchise license agreements,” Meli stated. “These are well-performing hotels that benefit from strong locations and multiple demand generators.”
For property owners in the hospitality sector, this type of bridge financing provides essential operational flexibility. According to APF, the loan structure is designed to offer the ownership group “hold/sell optionality,” allowing them to navigate their portfolio strategy as market conditions evolve.
“We continue to seek best-in-class sponsors looking to expand and/or reinvigorate their portfolios,” Meli added. “We remain well-capitalized with deep expertise in the hospitality industry.”
The inclusion of the Wall Township location highlights the continued demand for high-quality corporate and leisure hospitality assets in Monmouth County, which remains a key hub due to its proximity to the Jersey Shore and major regional transit corridors.
