Mergers & Acquisitions

🏨 Atholl Arms Hotel in Blair Atholl, Perthshire, is on the market with a freehold asking price of £1,650,000. Located near Cairngorms National Park, this 19th-century hotel features 31 en suite bedrooms and several function facilities. Owned by Heather Reeves for 25 years, she is selling to focus on other ventures. Close to Blair Atholl train station and the A9, it's a popular stop for tourists visiting nearby attractions like Blair Castle and the House of Bruar.

🏠 PM Hospitality Limited, a South West luxury event venue firm, acquired The Mount Somerset for an undisclosed sum. Originally built between 1805 and 1815 as Henlade House, it operated as a hotel in the 21st century and underwent significant renovations post-2021. Directors Andrew and Aimee Carveth plan further restorations and will restore its original name. The property joins their portfolio, including Coombe Lodge, Rockbeare Manor, and Priston Mill, enhancing their offerings for weddings and corporate events.

📰 Europe’s leading B2B travel tech publication, Travolution, acquired by Travelsoft through Eventiz, its subsidiary. Celebrating 20 years next month, Travolution joins Eventiz to form Travelsoft's Media & Events division. This follows Eventiz's 2024 acquisition. The deal aims to leverage synergies in journalism and events. Travelsoft's broad infrastructure includes Orchestra, Atcore, Travel Compositor, and TravelgateX. Christian Sabbagh, Travelsoft CEO, emphasizes the integration aligns with their strategy of uniting technology, content, and community.

🏠 Hunter Hotel Advisors closed over $515 million in hotel sales in Q3 2025 across the U.S., with 36 transactions averaging $14.5 million each. Notable closings included properties in San Diego, Athens, Jacksonville, and Knoxville. They have $580 million under contract for Q4. Institutional and private investor interest is high, driven by stable debt markets and easing interest rates. Increased investor appetite and favorable financing are expected to maintain activity levels in Q4.

💸 APF has secured approximately $1.6 billion in hospitality financings in 2025, covering 51 hotel assets across 20 U.S. states. These include bridge loans, mezzanine loans, and construction loans for hotels associated with Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, IHG, and Choice. The U.S. hotel pipeline includes over 6,200 projects, offering growth opportunities. APF's expanding capital efforts aim to meet the needs of hotel developers with high-leverage, flexible financing solutions.

🏨 Marcus & Millichap announced the sale of the Tru by Hilton Charleston Ashley Phosphate, a 121-room hotel, located in North Charleston, South Carolina. The five-story property, built in 2020, spans 2.77 acres and features amenities like EV charging, an outdoor pool, and fitness and business centers. The transaction was facilitated by Jack Davis and his team, securing an out-of-state 1031 exchange buyer through a competitive marketing effort.

📍 Highline Hospitality Partners acquired Hilton St. Petersburg Carillon Park, their first Florida hotel and 16th in their portfolio. The hotel, located in a 432-acre Carillon Park, features 227 rooms and 14,500 square feet of meeting space. Operational management will be by Hersha Hospitality Management. Open since 2007, the hotel will undergo strategic renovations to enhance market position. This acquisition marks Highline’s expansion into key markets across the U.S.

🏨 Former Little Silver Country Hotel in Tenterden, Kent, sold to entrepreneur Terence Haigh for £1.7 million in 2025. The property, on nearly one acre, includes 16 en-suite bedrooms and will remain a hotel under new ownership. Haigh aims to reopen it by year-end after a full refurbishment. Previously a popular hotel and wedding venue, it promises renewed commercial activity and employment for the local community.

🏨 An unnamed buyer acquired The Lancaster, a Grade II-listed hotel overlooking Hyde Park, with £20m funding from Cohort Capital. The 54-room property, spanning over 41,000 sq ft, is a redevelopment opportunity in central London. Options include converting it into a 67-bedroom boutique hotel, a 64-unit serviced apartment, or a private members' club. The deal, completed in three weeks, increased Cohort Capital's loan book to £740m.