Manchester Airport - Hotel Thread

[News Guru]

[textarea]Manchester Airport hotel has £28.2m price tag

The 225-bedroom Hilton Hotel Manchester Airport is on the market with a price tag of £28.2m, the Evening News reports. Royal Bank of Scotland is selling its portfolio of Hilton hotels across the UK and hopes to raise around £200m.

The other properties are at Warwick, Bracknell, Brighton and two in Glasgow. CB Richard Ellis Hotels is advising RBS on the disposal programme of hotels comprising 1,336 rooms on an individual or package basis.

The Hilton Manchester Airport offers extensive meeting and conference facilities and is reported to have good rental growth prospects. It is let to Hilton until 2021.

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[masere]

A good hotel to stay in for the night if you fancy two days of plane watching rather than the usual day trip.

 

[yorkshire]

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i see RBS are at again not satisfied with laying off 3500 jobs they now are selling there hotels as well.. and they made over a billion pounds profit for the first half of this year.

 

[backtrack]

Been to a conference/seminar at that hotel. Can really recomend it.

 

[pilot_737]

So do RBS own this and Hilton operate it?!

 

[News Guru]

[textarea]Carlson Rezidor ploughs £10m into refurb of Radisson Blu Manchester Airport hotel

USA-based hotel group Carlson Rezidor has revealed plans to refurbish the Radisson Blu Hotel, Manchester Airport in a £10m project which the hotelier has said will be the largest hotel investment programme in the north of England.

Full Story: http://www.bighospitality.co.uk/Venues/ ... port-hotel[/textarea]