ROSELAND — If all goes as planned, construction will begin here in July on a Microtel Inn & Suites on Indiana 933, a Goshen architect told the Roseland Town Council Thursday night.

The three-story hotel will be built on the current site of the Great Wall restaurant, which will be razed. The owners are retiring.

Architect Michael Maust, whose firm designed the hotel for Joint Partnership Holdings LLC, appeared before the council to obtain a special use permit.

The council unanimously approved the permit, subject to proof the site is large enough to comply with all federal requirements. The council’s action was similar to approval given Wednesday by the Board of Zoning Appeals.

Maust said the hotel, whose chain is a Hyatt subsidiary, plans to open in February. It will have 71 to 75 rooms plus a swimming pool. Although plans show an indoor pool, Maust said the decision on that depends on cost.

“The hotel is just what the town needs,” said council member Robin Ackerson, the town building and zoning commissioner who has worked with the developers. “They’ve done everything they were supposed to do.”