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º£½ÇÊÓÆµ boutique hotel in Cheltenham sold to new owner

It is one of Europe’s oldest purpose-built hotels and overlooks Imperial Square and Gardens

The Queens Hotel Cheltenham(Image: Adrian Wroth)

A luxury boutique hotel in Cheltenham has been acquired for an undisclosed sum. The Queens Hotel, on The Promenade, has been bought by KE Hotels, marking its fifth owned property in the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ.

The addition of the Grade-II listed hotel brings KE Hotels’ portfolio to a total of eight venues.

Savills completed the sale on behalf of Sir Richard Sutton Limited (SRSL).

“We’re delighted to welcome The Queens Hotel Cheltenham into the KE Hotels portfolio”, said Josh Watts, chief operating officer at KE Hotels. “To own a hotel of such historic standing in the centre of one of the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ’s most iconic spa towns is a real privilege.

"We’re excited to work alongside a fantastic onsite team to build on the hotel’s heritage and deliver an exceptional guest experience.”

The Queens Hotel Cheltenham is one of Europe’s oldest purpose-built hotels. The 84-bedroom property is set on a 1.3-acre site, spanning basement, ground, and three upper floors. The hotel overlooks Imperial Square and Gardens, with dual frontage on Montpellier Avenue and Imperial Gardens.

The sale, which was completed following a confidential marketing process. also includes a retail unit let to Brasserie Blanc, generating additional fixed income.

James Greenslade, director at Savills Hotels Capital Markets, said: “We are pleased to have sold this iconic asset on behalf of SRSL. The Queens Hotel offers significant value-add potential, including lapsed planning consent for a four-storey extension with function rooms and 17 additional bedrooms."