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About Park Hotels & Resorts Inc.

Park Hotels & Resorts Inc. (NYSE: PK) is a U.S.-listed lodging real estate investment trust focused on premium hotels and resorts. Headquartered in Tysons, Virginia, United States, Park is one of the largest publicly traded hotel REITs and owns a geographically diversified portfolio of market-leading properties with significant underlying real estate value. The company was originally formed within Hilton’s corporate structure and became an independent public company in January 2017 when Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. completed the spin-off. That heritage remains important to Park’s identity: the portfolio was launched with a large set of Hilton-affiliated hotels and resorts, while today the company operates as an asset-owner with third-party hotel operators managing the properties. Park’s business model is centered on owning and leasing hotels and resorts, rather than running a broad consumer-facing hotel brand platform. Its portfolio is concentrated in the upper upscale and luxury segments, which tends to support stronger pricing power and higher replacement-value assets than lower-tier lodging. The company’s operating footprint is intentionally concentrated in high-barrier-to-entry markets and destination locations, including major urban and convention hubs such as New York, Washington, D.C., Chicago, San Francisco and New Orleans, along with resort destinations such as Hawaii and Orlando and select airport-adjacent and suburban locations. That mix gives Park exposure to both business travel and leisure demand. From a competitive standpoint, Park is differentiated by location quality, brand affiliations, and the scarcity of premium hotel real estate. The company emphasizes a portfolio of iconic or market-leading assets and has historically highlighted the flexibility that comes from owning real estate with strong underlying value. Park reports its business through two operating segments: consolidated hotels and unconsolidated hotels. This reflects an active portfolio structure that can include wholly owned properties as well as equity interests in certain hotel investments. Recent developments have been materially shaped by capital allocation and portfolio optimization. In 2025 and 2026, Park continued its non-core hotel disposition program, recast its $2 billion credit facilities, and outlined ongoing renovation projects at flagship assets such as Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort and Royal Palm South Beach Miami. In its first-quarter 2026 results, the company reported higher comparable RevPAR and continued operational improvement, while noting that results were affected by renovation timing and other temporary factors. Park also announced the appointment of a new Chief Operating Officer in February 2026, underscoring continued management focus on execution. For investors following U.S. lodging and real estate, Park Hotels & Resorts offers a direct listed exposure to premium hotel ownership on the NYSE in the United States, with value creation driven by asset quality, balance-sheet management, renovations, and disciplined capital recycling.