The iconic Union Printers Home (UPH) will become a hotel if the owners’ vision is realized – and Urban Renewal dollars could offset some of the costs, including the price tag for historic preservation of the unique landmark structures.
Turning the four historic buildings – the main castle plus three others – into overnight lodging and hotel amenities would likely be Phase 1, according to Susan Pattee, one of UPH’s owners. She declined to comment on what hotel might occupy the space, citing ongoing negotiations.
Future phases of the redevelopment plans include more amenities – restaurants and other businesses – as well as residential space. The specifics will be nailed down as the ownership group works through the project with a development team and the Colorado Springs Urban Renewal Authority (CSURA)…