On Wednesday, Shilo attorney Tony Summers told a federalbankruptcy judge that five more of the 27 hotels were added to thefor-sale list for a total of 13 of the 27 hotels. The locations ofthe latest additions weren't detailed, but previously releasedinformation shows some of the for-sale hotels are located inSpokane; Wash., Beaverton, Tigard and Grants Pass, Ore.; and inCalifornia and Idaho.

Hemstreet has said the chain is struggling due to the sharp dropin travel following the events of September combined with previousoverbuilding in the industry. He has also said there are entitieswho have expressed interest in acquiring the hotels in bulk.

State Street Bank & Trust and LaSalle Bank are the lendersfor all 27 of the hotels that filed Chapter 11. It's not yet knownhow much the hotels will sell for, but according to court filings,those hotels, depending on their size, showed assets of between $1and $10 million and debts between $10 million and $50 million.

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