Cambria Hotels Opens New Properties in Euless Texas and Bend Oregon

Choice Hotels opened two new Cambria Hotels on August 10, 2026: one at the south side of Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport in Euless, Texas, and one near Mount Bachelor in Bend, Oregon.

According to the official Choice Hotels media release, both properties are now open with design-forward rooms, on-site dining, and locations aimed at business and leisure travelers who want an upscale Cambria stay rather than a midscale default near the airport or downtown Bend.

Why these two openings matter for trip planning

Hotel openings usually look like corporate scorekeeping. These two are different because each one answers a concrete stay decision in a high-demand market.

At DFW, many travelers need a quiet night before an early departure or a soft landing after a late arrival. A new upscale Cambria with a complimentary airport shuttle competes directly with the familiar airport-adjacent brands that dominate the Euless and Grapevine corridors.

In Bend, the decision is lifestyle and access. Guests want to be near the Deschutes River, the Old Mill District, and Mount Bachelor without guessing whether a brand-new address is actually open for booking. Choice says the Bend hotel is open now with 131 guestrooms and suites.

Lodging Magazine independently reported the dual expansion and framed both properties as portfolio growth in leisure and business markets, which matches the Choice release rather than a rumor about future groundbreakings.

Choice also positioned the openings inside a larger upscale push: more than 75 Cambria hotels open across the United States, more than 50 in the pipeline, and presence in roughly three quarters of the top 25 U.S. markets. Pipeline talk is not a traveler decision by itself, but it explains why Euless and Bend are not isolated experiments.

Cambria Hotel Euless DFW Airport South

The Texas hotel sits in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex minutes from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. Choice lists 107 design-forward guestrooms and suites, an on-site restaurant and bar with locally inspired fare, modern meeting facilities, and complimentary airport transportation.

That shuttle line is the operational detail airport travelers should check first. A free transfer can remove a rental car or rideshare for a pure overnight, especially when you only need sleep, dinner, and a morning security line.

Location context also matters beyond the terminals. Choice points to access to AT&T Stadium, historic downtown Grapevine, and the broader North Texas entertainment and business map. That makes the hotel useful for a Cowboys weekend, a Grapevine stay that still protects a morning flight, or a short corporate stop without downtown Dallas traffic on both ends of the day.

Think of a consultant landing at DFW at 10 p.m. with a 7 a.m. outbound. An Euless Cambria with a confirmed shuttle window can beat a longer ride into downtown Dallas and back, as long as the rate, parking rules, and shuttle hours still fit the itinerary when you book. Those four details are the difference between a clean overnight and a midnight scramble for parking or a taxi.

For destination planning around the metroplex after the overnight, Deep Arrival’s Dallas things to do guide helps separate airport-adjacent logistics from a full city day. The hotel opening does not change attraction hours, but it changes where you can sleep while keeping DFW close.

Cambria Hotel Bend Mt. Bachelor

The Oregon hotel is sited for Central Oregon recreation and downtown energy. Choice places it near the Old Mill District and Downtown Bend, with 131 design-forward guestrooms and suites, an on-site restaurant and bar, and outdoor gathering spaces that include a fire pit and cornhole.

Nearby landmarks in the release include the Deschutes River, Hayden Homes Amphitheater, and Mount Bachelor. That mix covers summer river days, concert nights, and winter ski access without forcing every guest into the same trip script.

Bend has grown as a year-round outdoor market with craft beer, mountain biking, and ski traffic. A new upscale Cambria in that cluster gives Choice Privileges members a brand-consistent stay option when they would rather earn or burn points than hunt an independent boutique for every mountain weekend.

Outdoor space is not a gimmick here. Fire-pit evenings and simple lawn games fit Bend’s social travel pattern, where groups often want a place to reconvene after hikes or amphitheater shows without another restaurant reservation. That is a practical group dynamic, not brochure filler.

Bookers should still separate hotel marketing from mountain operations. Mount Bachelor’s lift status, trail conditions, and amphitheater calendars change on their own clocks. The hotel’s value is proximity and a bookable address, not a bundled lift ticket. Confirm those external tickets on their own sites after the room is locked.

Choice Privileges and how to book the right property

Both hotels participate in Choice Privileges. Members can earn and redeem points at Cambria and across Choice’s wider portfolio, which Choice says now exceeds 7,000 properties in dozens of countries and territories.

If you already hold Choice status or a Choice co-brand card, these openings expand the map of upscale redemptions rather than creating a temporary promo. Confirm current earn rates, elite benefits, and award availability in your account before assuming a free night will clear on peak Bend weekends or DFW event dates.

Choice also flagged future Cambria openings in markets such as Boston, Colorado Springs, Jacksonville, and a first hotel in Canada. Those are not open today. Do not replan a 2026 trip around a pipeline city until a firm open date and booking link exist.

Brand pages and property pages remain the booking source of truth. Use the Choice Cambria brand surface and the named Euless or Bend property listings rather than third-party titles that may lag an opening by hours or days. Deep Arrival’s Dallas business travel guide is useful when the Euless stay is really a work trip with meeting logistics around the airport corridor.

The clean decision is simple. If you need an upscale Choice stay at DFW or in Bend this season, these two Cambria hotels are no longer future inventory. They are open addresses with named room counts, amenities, and loyalty participation you can price today.