CN Hotels selects Cloudbeds to replace fragmented systems and accelerate performance across its portfolio

Cloudbeds, the intelligent unified platform powering hotel growth, has been selected by CN Hotels, a leading Southeast-based hotel ownership, development and operating company, as its property management system to enable a more connected, guest-first experience across their properties.

Headquartered in High Point, North Carolina, CN Hotels owns and manages over 30 hotels with more than 3600 rooms across North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Florida and maintains longstanding affiliations with leading global brands. With an end-to-end management approach focused on profitability and guest satisfaction, CN Hotels has earned a reputation for disciplined operations, consistent service delivery, and strong bottom-line results.

Selecting Cloudbeds marks a pivotal step in CN Hotels’ commitment to operational clarity, efficiency, and a guest experience that exceeds expectations. By consolidating fragmented systems into one unified and intuitive platform, the company gains the flexibility and visibility needed to support its mission of delivering exceptional guest service at great value through superior standards of excellence.

The rollout begins with Hotel Alice, with Hawthorne Inn & Conference Center and Hotel Denim following next.

“Our focus was on simplifying operations to benefit both our teams and our guests, while supporting stronger financial performance,” said Tiffany Reynolds, Vice President of Sales & Marketing at CN Hotels. “With centralized reporting and seamless connectivity, Cloudbeds helps us operate more efficiently, make smarter revenue decisions, and ultimately deliver better stays for our guests.”

“CN Hotels represents the kind of forward-thinking partner we love — a team that sees technology as a path to empowerment, not complexity,” said Adam Harris, Co-founder and CEO of Cloudbeds. “Together, we’re eliminating the barriers of disconnected tech so their teams can focus on what truly drives hospitality — people.”