Luxury Hotel Partners
Luxury Hotel Partners manages 30 luxury boutique hotels across the world for owners, investors and absentee landlords. Examples of the hotels and resorts range from the unspoiled and secluded Casa Bonita in the Dominican Republic to the award winning resort Chromata in Santorini.
Luxury Hotel Partners also specialises in setting up and aiding owners with the development of new hotels and resorts. A comprehensive service is provided to the owner, starting as the hotel is developed and continuing right through the opening and managing the subsequent business. All aspects and elements of setting up and starting a hotel are included from concept and business plan through to standards of service, recruitment and training of the hotel team.
The hotels operated by Luxury Hotel Partners range from established properties in fashionable locations to new resorts or green field projects in diverse destinations.
Luxury Hotel Partners only operates hotels that either are, or will become, part of Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
Background
Hill, Goodridge & Associates Ltd is the home of the small luxury independent hotelier operating two global brands:
Small Luxury Hotels of the World – the global award winning brand for independent luxury hotels with over 520 hotels and resorts in 70 countries www.slh.com
Specialist luxury boutique hotel operator, Luxury Hotel Partners Ltd operating 30 of these hotels in 12 countries across the world.
Spotlight
Luxury Hotel Partners to operate trophy London boutique hotel
The Cadogan Estate has appointed Luxury Hotel Partners to operate The Cadogan in London. www.cadogan.com
Luxury Hotel Partners took over the management of the boutique 65 bedroom hotel in early July, the property is situated on Sloane Street in the heart of fashionable Knightsbridge.
The hotel is owned by The Cadogan Estate, the freeholder of approximately 90 acres of Chelsea stretching from Knightsbridge to the Embankment.
The property was once the home of Lillie Langtry, the famous actress and close friend of King Edward VII. After she sold the house, Lillie still used to stay in her old bedroom (109), by then part of the hotel. However, The Cadogan is perhaps best known for its association with Oscar Wilde.
Popular with local London residents and well known for its afternoon teas, it provides a home for celebrities and international guests seeking a personal and welcoming atmosphere. Its central location makes it a top choice for London’s regular visitors with a well deserved reputation for excellent service.