The revised plans include two new building additions and ageneral overhaul of the property, according to information that hasbeen released by the owners, a private group operating as NassauInn, and design consultant Spiezle Architectural Group. "The NassauInn has begun a rejuvenation initiative focused on keeping pacewithin the hospitality industry…providing more functionalaccommodations for guests and obtaining much-needed program space,"reads a prepared statement.

Although two additions would be built under the proposal, theoverall room count would increase only slightly from 203 to 215.That's because the renovation of the property's existing Colonialwing would increase the size of the individual rooms while actuallyreducing the key count from 84 to 56.

A new six-story wing would rise along Hulfish St., replacing anexisting courtyard. The top four floors would have a total of 40new guest rooms and 8,000 sf of retail space, and the lower twofloors would house 7,125 sf of meeting/ballroom space on the secondfloor and a loading dock on the first floor.