Laredo Structural Investigation at DoubleTree Projected to Continue Five to Six Weeks
Laredo officials stated that a structural investigation into the DoubleTree hotel, deemed "structurally unstable," is projected to continue for another five to six weeks.

Laredo, TX, October 16, 2026 —
Laredo officials said a structural investigation into the DoubleTree hotel is projected to continue for another five to six weeks. The building has been deemed “structurally unstable,” according to the information provided about the officials’ statement.
The projected duration gives an estimate for how much longer the investigation may continue, but no date for its completion was provided. The information also does not identify when the investigation began, who is conducting it or what prompted it. It does not describe the methods being used or provide further details about the hotel’s structural condition.
No information was provided about whether the hotel is open, whether people have been asked to leave, or what steps officials have taken while the investigation proceeds. The summary also does not specify whether officials have announced a repair plan, an inspection schedule or a final determination about the building.
The five-to-six-week period is a projection, not a confirmed completion date. Further details about the investigation and any decisions concerning the hotel were not included in the information provided. Until officials release additional information, the scope of the investigation and its eventual outcome remain unclear.
Story summarized from the original created by A.J. Juarez on www.kgns.tv, see more information here.
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