Dalata Hotel Group PLC, hospitality company, founded in 2007 and headquartered in Dublin - Ireland which owns and operates hotels across Germany, the United Kingdom and Ireland's largest hotel operator with its brands Clayton Hotels and Maldron Hotels, group that was included in the Caterer's Best Places to work in Hospitality 2024 is ready to develop a new hotel in Tower 42 Estate in the City of London.
The aim of the company is expanding the presence into the British capital, the property that will feature 154 rooms is scheduled for the second half of 2028 subject to plan permission will be hosted in Tower 42, commonly known as the NatWest Tower, a 183 - metre - tall skypcraper located at 25 Old Broad Street just minute walk from Liverpool Street Station and Moorgate in the heart of the city of London and well known to host Jason Atherton's famed City Social restaurant, awarded a Michelin star.
The all - electric building, complete with a bar, gym and restaurant will be powered by heat pumps and is targeting BREEAM excellent accreditation.
Dalata Hotel Group plans to operate the hotel through a 25 - year operating lease subject to five - year rent reviews linked to the Consumer Price Index and once opened it will be the sixth London hotel of the hotel group.
The Deputy Chief Executive of Dalata Hotel Group Shane Casserly expressed the enthusiasm of the group expanding its footprint in London with this transaction, illustrating the flexibility of the business model of the company delivering further growth through leasing, as well as acquisition and development.
Dalata Hotel Group is particularly pleased to have commenced a partnership with Tower 42 Estate which offers an unrivalled mix of uses in a best - in - class location.
As part of the company Vision 2030, London continues to be a key target city for Dalata Hotel Group believing in a significant opportunity exists for both Clayton and Maldron brands.
Link - https://www.thecaterer.com/news/dalata-to-open-154-bedroom-hotel-tower-42-london
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