NEWS AND PRESS RELEASES

In an economic landscape characterized by value corrections across most asset classes, the hotel industry stands out for its resilience, with rising yields more than offset by improved operational performance in a market undergoing a major renewal.​​​

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Perched on the castle hill for almost a century, with a breathtaking view of the Bay of Angels, this 4-star boutique hotel, the epitome of the Riviera, has just undergone a complete renovation. We tested it.​​

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The Capital Hospitality Europe (CHE) team is pleased to announce the acquisition of the Radisson Blu hotel in Biarritz, the historic surfing capital of Europe and known worldwide as one of the leading leisure destinations on the French Atlantic coast.

CHE advised the Famose family office and Extendam in this transaction and will manage the hotel in collaboration with the Famose group, which specializes in catering and hospitality.​

The 60-room, 4-star hotel, located on a wooded plot in the heart of Noirmoutier Island, joins the value creation strategy of Capital Hospitality Europe, which is taking it over on behalf of a private investor.​​

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Is investing in the hotel industry risky? What qualities does the profession require? How can you build investor confidence?

Rodolphe Frégé, founding partner of Capital Hospitality Europe, responds: experience above all, good anticipation of trends, a well-structured framework and a dose of humanity.

Full answer in an interview with Gilane Barret on the Smart Immo program on B SMART

Health restrictions, loss of customers, recruitment difficulties, change in habits linked to the crisis: the hotel and restaurant sector saw its turnover fall by more than 61% between 2019 and 2020. What are the prospects in this context?

For investors concerned with long-term investments, does the hotel industry remain a safe bet on the cusp of a possible exit from the crisis?​

This hotel, unique in its location on Castle Hill, overlooking the Bay of Angels and the Promenade des Anglais, should undergo renovations aimed at restoring its prestige.

 

 

* which became Capital Hospitality Europe​

The biggest hotel deal of the year involves the largest Holiday Inn in France. Extendam, accompanied by Catella Hospitality Europe (now Capital Hospitality Europe), acquired the Holiday Inn Paris - Porte de Clichy, with no fewer than 262 rooms, at the end of the year, despite the pandemic.​​

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