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In an economic climate characterised by value corrections in most asset classes, the hotel sector has stood out for its resilience, with the rise in yields more than offset by improved operating performance in a market undergoing a complete overhaul.

Clinging to the hillside of the château for almost a century, with a plunging view over the Baie des Anges, this 4-star boutique hotel embodying the Riviera has just undergone a total renovation. The Figaro tested it.

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

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

The 60-room 4* hotel, located on a wooded plot of land in the heart of the island of Noirmoutier, is part of the value creation strategy of Capital Hospitality Europe, which is acquiring it on behalf of a private investor.

Is investing in the hotel business risky? What qualities does the job require? How to build investor confidence?

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

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Complete response to the microphone of Gilane Barret in the Smart Immo program on B SMART

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

For investors concerned about long-term investments, is the hotel industry still a safe bet on the brink of a possible exit from the crisis?

Discover the point of view of Rodolphe Frégé, Pierre-Louis Bellanger and Maxime des Monstiers - Founding Partners of Capital Hospitality Europe, published in Forbes.

This hotel, unique for its location on the hill of the Château, overlooking the Baie des Anges and the Promenade des Anglais, will undergo work to restore its prestige.

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* Now known as Capital Hospitality Europe

The most important hotel investment operation of the year concerns the largest Holiday Inn in France. Extendam, accompanied by Catella Hospitality Europe (now known as Capital Hospitality Europe), took over the 262-room Holiday Inn Paris - Porte de Clichy at the end of the year, despite the pandemic.