Country Inn & Suites Byram/Jackson South 5760 I 55 S 54 Room Hotel Byram, MS 39272 $3,950,000 ($73,148/Room)

Rooms: 54
Offered Price:
Interior Corridor
Year Built: 2009
Lot Size: 1.37 acres
3 Stories
Hotel is located right off Interstate I-55
Downtown Jackson is approximately 10 miles from the hotel
Close to all demand generators
Bank Financing Available
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson - Byram/Jackson South is situated directly right off Interstate I-55, one of the primary north-south transportation corridors connecting New Orleans, Jackson, Memphis, and Chicago. The property benefits from excellent interstate visibility and convenient access to both the Jackson metropolitan area and the growing commercial corridor of Byram. Downtown Jackson is approximately 10 miles from the hotel, providing easy access to Mississippi's government offices, financial institutions, medical facilities, and business districts. The property is also approximately 17 miles from Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport (JAN), the region's primary commercial airport. Its strategic location places it within close proximity to numerous demand generators, including Jackson Motor Speedway (2 miles), Jackson Convention Complex (10 miles), Mississippi State Capitol (11 miles), Old Capitol Museum (11 miles), Jackson State University (11 miles), Mississippi Coliseum (11 miles), Lee E. Williams Assembly Center (11 miles), Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium (12 miles), Jackson Zoo (12 miles), Swinging Bridge Park (approximately 2 miles), and Brandon Amphitheater (approximately 20 miles). Additional nearby economic drivers include Blue Bell Creameries, International Paper, Weyerhaeuser Company, and other industrial and commercial employers that contribute to consistent lodging demand throughout the year.
This property presents an attractive investment opportunity with the strength of the internationally recognized Radisson brand, a modern 2009-built asset, and a highly accessible location directly off Interstate I-55. The property's position within the Jackson metropolitan area provides diverse demand generated by government offices, healthcare facilities, universities, manufacturing, distribution, sporting events, conventions, and regional tourism. Its proximity to major employers, entertainment venues, educational institutions, and state government facilities helps support year-round occupancy from multiple market segments rather than relying on a single demand source. It has a strong interstate accessibility, limited direct competition within the immediate Byram market, and continued economic activity throughout the Jackson region, this offering represents an excellent opportunity for investors seeking a well-positioned hospitality asset with long-term income potential and future value appreciation.
Location Highlights:
1. Prime Interstate Location: Strategically located just off Interstate 55 (Exit 85), offering excellent visibility and direct access to Jackson, the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and the broader Southeast region.
2. Proximity to Downtown Jackson: Approximately 10 miles from Downtown Jackson, providing convenient access to the city's business district, government offices, and cultural attractions.
3. Healthcare & Medical Demand Drivers: Major healthcare facilities generate consistent medical, corporate, and visitor lodging demand.
4. Universities & Education: Nearby colleges and universities support year-round demand from students, faculty, athletic events, and campus visitors.
5. Government & Business Centers: Close proximity to state agencies, government offices, and corporate employers supports steady business travel.
6. Retail & Dining Convenience: Located within 1 mile of national restaurants, grocery stores, shopping centers, and everyday services, providing convenient amenities.
7. Sports & Entertainment: These venues generate recurring event, convention, and leisure demand.
8. Airport Accessibility: Providing convenient regional and national air service.
Byram and the South Jackson area are actively positioning themselves as high-growth suburban corridors within the metro area. For 2026, economic momentum is driven by critical infrastructure improvements, key transportation upgrades, and commercial space expansion that capture regional traffic moving along the Interstate 55 corridor.
The key upcoming and ongoing developments driving sales to businesses in the Byram/Jackson South area include:
1. High-Priority Infrastructure & Intersection Upgrades (Retail & Accessibility)
The City of Byram is pushing forward with several targeted civil projects designed to ease traffic congestion and improve the overall consumer journey in highly traveled retail zones:
Siwell/Terry Road Intersection Widening (Coming Fall 2026): This critical project will expand capacity at the city's primary retail and commercial junction.
Terry Road Paving and Old Byram Road Bridge (Completion October 2026): Major resurfacing of Terry Road (from Siwell Road to the city limits) and the reconstruction of the Old Byram Road Bridge are on track to wrap up by mid-to-late fall.
2. Interstate 55 & South Jackson Highway Improvements (Logistics & Transient Sales)
Major state-level roadway projects are reinforcing South Jackson's position as a vital regional transit link:
I-55 South Design-Build Project: The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) is advancing major design-build corridor improvements along I-55 from south of McDowell Road up to I-20.
3. Commercial Real Estate Turnover & Flex Space Opportunities (B2B & Small Business)
The inventory of commercial properties and land parcels along Terry Road and Siwell Road is seeing active listing and acquisition activity:
C-3 and C-4 Shovel-Ready Parcels: Multiple prominent tracts of land—such as the 2-acre C-4 parcel on Southpointe Drive and a massive 46-acre parcel immediately adjacent to I-55—are highly marketed for retail and highway-tourist service developments.
Adaptive Reuse of Retail Footprints: Available prime commercial footprints, like the 10,000+ square foot restaurant space on Holiday Lane near the I-55 frontage road, are being optimized for new experiential food and entertainment concepts.
4. Recreation & Quality-of-Life Assets (Foot Traffic & Hospitality)
Byram is shifting its focus toward recreational "placemaking" to capture the leisure travel market and increase regional appeal:
New Sports Complex (Scheduled Start October 2026): Ground is slated to be broken on a modern municipal sports park featuring dedicated soccer fields and walking trails.
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