KSL acquires The Pig Hotels, England
Denver-based private equity firm KSL Capital Partners has acquired the parent company of The Pig Hotels, southern England, in partnership with its co-founder Robin Hutson, with details of the transactions not being disclosed. Described on its website as “restaurants with rooms”, The Pig Hotels is a collection of eight boutique properties located in southern coastal counties in England. The portfolio consists of hotels with a room count of approximately 30 bedrooms each, housed in historic buildings, with garden-inspired restaurants. With KSL’s investment, the group intends to expand the brand throughout the UK via acquisition and development of complementary properties. In addition to numerous other major hotel and leisure property investments, KSL previously owned the Malmaison and Hotel Du Vin chains (that were co-founded by Hutson) between 2013 and 2015.
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Aevis Victoria acquires L’oscar in London from Triangle Investments
Switzerland-based Aevis Victoria SA has acquired the freehold on the five-star L’oscar hotel in London from London-based Triangle Investments, for a reported £60 million, with the transaction also including an adjacent building. The 39-room luxury boutique hotel first opened in 2018 following a £40 million refurbishment. The adjacent building will serve as an extension to the hotel, which will feature a spa and a dozen rooms and suites, due to be completed by 2023. The acquisition marks the new owner’s first hotel investment outside of Switzerland and France, where the group’s interests include the La Réserve hotels in Geneva, Paris and Zurich, the Schweizerhof Zermatt and more. Michel Reybier Hospitality operates Aevis’ existing portfolio and will also assume management of L’oscar.
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Coffee Fellows acquires das seidl Hotel & Tagung, Munich, from the Seidl family
German coffeeshop chain Coffee Fellows is extending its hotel portfolio to four properties, with the acquisition of the 96-bedroom das seidl Hotel & Tagung in Puchheim, Germany, from hoteliers’ family Seidl for an undisclosed sum. The three-star property, located within the metropolitan area of Munich, first opened in 1992 and was last renovated in 2014. The asset includes four meeting rooms, a restaurant and a bar, and will continue to be operated under the existing name, with the aim to, overtime, match the brand standards to its three sister properties located in München-Freiham, Dortmund and Trier. Coffee Fellows, a coffeeshop chain operator with almost 240 shops in eight countries, opened their first hotel in 2018, the Coffee Fellows Hotel Dortmund.
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