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Hotel Settles

Hotel Settles

Hotel Settles

 

Opened on October 1, 1930, Hotel Settles was built by Will R. and  Lillian Settles, following the discovery of oil on their ranch. Designed  by architect David Castle, the building was constructed as a solid  concrete, 15-story, 150-room hotel with a restaurant and a pharmacy.


At  the time, it was the tallest building between El Paso and Ft. Worth.  The Settles family owned the hotel for two years, but sold it when the  Great Depression gripped the nation and their oil revenues diminished.  The hotel went through several owners in the ensuing years.

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Ryan, LLC

Hotel Settles

Hotel Settles


Liberating our clients from the burden of being overtaxed, freeing their capital to invest, grow, and thrive.


 Our strategic tax services deliver substantial value, improved profitability, and greater cash flow for many of the world’s most respected companies.


Ryan is focused on your overall tax performance—providing innovative solutions to the underlying causes of the errors we identify—and creating greater opportunities to measure and improve your efficiency, develop a more strategic approach to tax, and deliver outstanding value to your shareholders.


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Cedar Island

Hotel Settles

Cedar Island


 Cedar Island is located in what could arguably be claimed as America’s most historically significant lake, Lake Champlain, named after the French explorer Samuel Champlain, who became the first European known to have discovered the lake, in 1609, more than 150 years before the American Colonies declared their independence from Great Britain in 1776. 


 In the twenty-first century, Lake Champlain provides a delightful combination of scenic beauty, recreational opportunities, and historical sites, making it an important tourist destination.  Experience history while relaxing amidst stunning views of sparkling water and mountain grandeur.