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Crescent Hotels & Resorts Takes Over Management Of Colonial Williamsburg Resorts

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WILLIAMSBURG-A nationally recognized management company of hotels and resorts is taking over operations for the Colonial Williamsburg Resorts.

Crescent Hotels & Resorts made the announcement on March 29. Colonial Williamsburg will be added to its Latitudes: Lifestyles by Crescent portfolio.

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