Reston —

Comstock Holding Companies said Thursday it is replacing Crescent Hotels & Resorts with Davidson Hospitality Group as operator of the JW Marriott Reston Station, effective October 1.

The hotel opened September 16, 2025, making the change roughly twelve months into its operating life. Comstock developed and owns the 247-room property, the first JW Marriott in Virginia. The Marriott franchise, reservation system and Bonvoy program are unaffected.

Comstock gave no reason for the change and disclosed no financial terms.

“We are thrilled to bring on a best-in-class hospitality management provider like Davidson,” Comstock chief operating officer Tim Steffan said in a statement. Davidson chief executive Thom Geshay said his company looked forward to “leveraging our wealth of specialized experience to drive exceptional performance.”

Comstock chairman and chief executive Christopher Clemente thanked Crescent’s Michael George and named the hotel’s general manager, Dewayne Wright. Comstock did not say whether Wright will stay under the new operator.

The hotel occupies part of a high-rise at 11350 Reston Station Blvd, above the Wiehle-Reston East Metro station on the Silver Line, that also holds 94 residences. Marriott lists more than 40,000 square feet of event space across twelve rooms. Its food and beverage outlets are The Simon, a Mid-Atlantic restaurant, the Schar Bar and JW Market.

A conference center expansion at the hotel is scheduled to deliver this fall, according to Comstock’s second-quarter report.

Crescent Hotels & Resorts is based in Fairfax and operates hotels across the United States and Canada. Davidson Hospitality Group is based in Atlanta.

Comstock, which trades on the Nasdaq under CHCI, reported second-quarter revenue of $22.6 million, up 74 percent from a year earlier, and net income of $8.8 million. The company reported no operating figures for the hotel. Its managed portfolio grew to 108 assets from 82.