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Henderson Park real estate acquires 12 Hilton hotels across UK and Ireland

INDUSTRY OWNERS & OPERATORS by Zoe Monk on October 13, 2021

The transaction includes sites in key cities such as London, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dublin, currently operating under three Hilton brands, and is expected to close later this year

FIRST LOOK: Cambridge’s newest hotel offering hits the right note as business builds after launch

BEST PRACTICE DESIGN HOTEL MANAGEMENT by Zoe Monk on August 23, 2021

Speaking to BH, Julian Hudson, GM at The Fellows House, said bookings were picking up pace, with occupancies slowly building despite the absence of international travel

Hilton on the hunt for 1,400 employees across UK properties as business booms

CAREERS JOBS by Zoe Monk on August 12, 2021

Roles on offer include mixologists, beauty therapists, breakfast chefs and housekeepers, with four new hotels due to open within the group by the end of the year

Hilton opens The Fellows House in Cambridge

INDUSTRY OWNERS & OPERATORS UPCOMING HOTELS by Zoe Monk on July 1, 2021

The new 131-bedroom ‘apartment style’ hotel is the first Curio Collection from Hilton to open in the city, with rooms named after Cambridge fellows such as Kipling

US hotelier relocates to York for first hospitality acquisition

BEST PRACTICE DESIGN HOTEL MANAGEMENT INDUSTRY OWNERS & OPERATORS by Zoe Monk on September 18, 2020

Jonathan Burgoyne, a former director of sales at Hilton and ex-Apple and KPMG finance executive Anthony Lewis, have taken over Bloomsbury Guest House in York

Hart Shoreditch Hotel opens to debut Curio brand in East London

BEST PRACTICE HOTEL MANAGEMENT by Zoe Monk on August 21, 2020

The property will be the fourth Curio Collection by Hilton property in the capital and takes its name from previous occupants of the building, The Harts, who were cabinetmakers in the 1800s

Thousands of hotel jobs at risk as big brands start redundancy process

BEST PRACTICE HOTEL MANAGEMENT by Zoe Monk on July 27, 2020

The latest casualty is Marriott hotels, with around 1,000 jobs at risk as the brand enters a consultancy process at its 60 properties in Britain having already used a ‘transition programme’ to slim down its office headcount