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Whitbread secures prime mid-town site for new hub by Premier Inn

UK's largest hotelier adds Victory House, Kingsway into its London pipeline Freehold office building was purchased off market for an undisclosed sum Acquisition is Whitbread's 4th major Central London investment in 2025 - collectively totalling more than £100 million Intention is to convert the 1920s office into a circa 200-bedroom hub hotel Whitbread PLC, the UK's largest hotel company and owner of Premier Inn, has made a significant freehold hotel acquisition in Central London for its hub by Premier Inn brand.

Hotel Indigo Opens Hotel in Torquay – The Heart of the English Riviera

Hotel Indigo, part of IHG Hotels & Resorts luxury and lifestyle portfolio, officially opens the doors to Hotel Indigo Torquay. Set within the heart of the charming British coastal town in South Devon, the new boutique hotel is a stone's throw from transport links around the country, as well as local attractions, including Torquay Museum, Kents Cavern, Princess Pier and Torre Abbey Sands. Hotel Indigo Torquay is owned by Singapore-based Fragrance Group and managed by IHG Hotels & Resorts.

The Wellington Glasgow by Adina: Heritage Meets Contemporary Apartment Living

Glasgow's historic Wellington House opens its doors on 8th December 2025 as The Wellington Glasgow by Adina, marking TFE Hotels' continued UK expansion with their flagship Adina brand. This will be the second apartment-style hotel opening within a month and follows the 56-key The Hobson Cambridge by Adina, due to open at the end of November. The Australian-based hotel group has a growing presence across continental Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Asia, with Cambridge and Glasgow providing a launchpad into the UK for the very first time.

Catching Up with The Hotel Folk: Guests, Growth, and Insights

It’s hard to believe it’s been four years since we interviewed David Scott, Chief Executive at The Hotel Folk for a case study on how the group use GuestRevu. Back in 2021, the world was just beginning to emerge from the worst of COVID. Travel was slowly finding its rhythm again, and hotels were learning how to welcome back both loyal and new guests whose expectations had shifted almost overnight.