Diamondrock Hospitality Company · NASDAQ:DRH

Diamondrock Hospitality — Investor Presentation (June 2006)

31 slides from Diamondrock Hospitality's investor presentation, Jun 6, 2006

  1. Slide 1: Creating Value

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  2. Slide 2: Active Start to 2006

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  3. Slide 3: DRH Portfolio

    DRH Portfolio » 17 hotels 7,678 rooms $120 RevPAR 11 markets Multiple brands and managers VIRGINISLANDS tomas tines My, co

  4. Slide 4: Comparative Performance — 2006 YTD

    Comparative Performance — 2006 YTD Indexed Total Return Price Change + Total Return of 29% since January 1, 2006 and 49% since IPO. + Enterprise Value of $1.6 billion ‘RH +205) + Market Capitalization of $1.1 billion + Efficient Capital Structure Lio 15) Hage 189) enone 2naooe 206 46006 ‘na006 — Sun

  5. Slide 5: How DiamondRock Creates Value

    How DiamondRock Creates Value + Brand Conversions — Power of the Brand * ROI Projects — Incremental Value Creation + Scheduled Renovation and Modernization — Sustained Long Term Value Creation

  6. Slide 6: Brand Conversions

    Brand Conversions Power of the Brand

  7. Slide 7: Brand Conversions — Power of the Brands

    Brand Conversions — Power of the Brands Courtyard Marriott 5% Avenue + Reflagged in January 2005 1 + Rooms renovation 3 2005 Marnott + Outstanding RevPAR growth > 43% in 2005 > 32.1% in 2006F

  8. Slide 8: Brand Conversions — Power of the Brands

    Brand Conversions — Power of the Brands Oak Brook Hills Resort Marriott + Reflagged in July 2005 * 127-acre resort + 384. room hotel and a championship golf course + $15M in renovations will start @4 2006 + Projected 2006 RevPAR growth of 25.8%.

  9. Slide 9: Incremental Value Creation

    ROI Projects Incremental Value Creation

  10. Slide 10: Keys

    ROI Projects — Adding Keys Courtyard Marriott Midtown East + Creating 5 incremental keys + $250k of total estimated cost + Approximately $250k in 2007 of incremental EBITDA

  11. Slide 11: Keys

    ROI Projects — Adding Keys Chicago Marriott Downtown Creating 6 incremental keys by relocating Concierge Lounge To be completed in time for the autumn season New rooms will generate concierge rate premium $300k of total estimated cost Approximately $200k in 2007 of incremental EBITDA

  12. Slide 12: Meeting Space

    ROI Projects — Adding Meeting Space Los Angeles Airport Marriott

  13. Slide 13: Meeting Space

    ROI Projects — Adding Meeting Space Salt Lake City Marriott Reconfigured a closed specialty restaurant into 2,600 sq. ft of flexible meeting and pre- function space $450k of total cost 35% projected unlevered yield Approximately $165k annual incremental EBITDA,

  14. Slide 14: Meeting Space

    ROI Projects — Adding Meeting Space Bethesda Marriott Suites Recently converted 2 "last sell" roams into meeting space $310k of total cost 40% projected unlevered yield ssf ‘Meeting Room ~ Business event ‘Meeting Room ~ Soci evert

  15. Slide 15: Meeting Space

    ROI Projects — Adding Meeting Space Vail Marriott Mountain Resort

  16. Slide 16: Meeting Space

    ROI Projects — Adding Meeting Space Chicago Downtown Marriott On the Magnificent Mile Converting closed specialty restaurant into meeting space 4,670 sq. ft

  17. Slide 17: Meeting Space

    ROI Projects — Adding Meeting Space Griffin Gate Marriott Resort Converting unprofitable restaurant into 2,500 sq. ft junior ballroom and 1,100 sq. ft pre-function space $1.5 million of total estimated cost 38.7% projected unlevered yield in the first year

  18. Slide 18: Meeting Space

    ROI Projects — Adding Meeting Space Torrance Marriott Converting law margin lounge into high margin banquet space $700k of total estimated cost 30% projected unlevered yield

  19. Slide 19: Outlets

    ROI Projects — Adding Outlets Frenchman’s Reef & Morning Star Marriott Beach Resort Sand Bar Project Converted closed service area into a beach bar $145k of total cost 80% of projected unlevered yield ‘Sand Bar “BEFORE”

  20. Slide 20: Outlets

    ROI Projects — Adding Outlets Frenchman’s Reef & Morning Star Marriott Beach Resort Sand Bar Project “AFTER”

  21. Slide 21: Other ROI Projects

    Other ROI Projects + Griffin Gate Resort & Spa - Converting dysfunctional lower lobby space into 6,500 sq. ft. spa — $1.9 million in estimated cost — 23% projected unlevered yield in the first year - Cease AS « cf

  22. Slide 22: Scheduled Renovations and Modernization

    Scheduled Renovations and Modernization Sustained Long Term Value Creation

  23. Slide 23: "BEFORE"

    “BEFORE”

  24. Slide 24: Scheduled Renovations - Guestrooms

    Scheduled Renovations - Guestrooms Courtyard Marriott Midtown East

  25. Slide 25: Scheduled Renovations - Guestrooms

    Courtyard Marriott Scheduled Renovations - Guestrooms 5th Avenue Completed Q3 2005

  26. Slide 26: Scheduled Renovations - Guestrooms

    Scheduled Renovations - Guestrooms Torrance Marriott Completed January 2006 “Before” “After”

  27. Slide 27: Scheduled Renovations — Meeting Space

    Scheduled Renovations — Meeting Space

  28. Slide 28: Future Renovations

    Future Renovations Guestroom Renovations * Oak Brook Hills Marriott Resort & Conference Center — Early 2007 + Orlando — Late 2006 + LAX —Late 2006 Ballroom Renovation + Worthington Renaissance — Late 2006 and Early 2007

  29. Slide 29: Renovation Summary- 2005, 2006 and Q1 2007

    Renovation Summary- 2005, 2006 and Q1 2007 Brand Renovatedin 200512006 Conversion _| Guestrooms | Meeting Space | ROI projects Martot Atlanta Alpharetta Boorieeos [200712008 laianta Westin Perimeter Center 2008 2008 Bethesda Mariott Suites x x x SpringHill Suites Buckhead x x [courtyard Marriot Fith

  30. Slide 30: Safe Harbor

    Safe Harbor Certain statements made during this presentation are forward- looking and are subject to risks and uncertainties. The forward-looking statements made are based on our beliefs, assumptions and expect: ns of future performance, taking into account all information currently available to us.

  31. Slide 31: Exhibit 99.1 text version of presentation

    Exhibit 99.1 [LOGO OF DIAMONDROCK HOSPITALITY] CREATING VALUE June 2006 [GRAPHICS APPEAR HERE] Active Start to 2006 • Completed Secondary Offering ($240 million) • Acquired 2 Hotels ($367 million) • Completed 3 Major Renovation Projects • Delivered Strong Operating Results that Exceeded Guidance [CH

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