HVS Europe Hotel Transactions Bulletin - Week Ending 30 January 2026

Arcano Partners acquires three hotels in Tenerife from Hyatt

Spanish asset management firm Arcano Partners, through its Arcano Spanish Value Added Real Estate (AVA III) fund, has acquired three hotels (1,050 rooms) on the island of Tenerife in Spain, from a subsidiary of Hyatt Hotels & Resorts. The properties, all rated four-star, are the 438-room Alua Tenerife, the adjoining 202-room Alua Soul Orotava Valley, and the 410-room Alua Atlántico Golf Resort. Arcano plans to invest further into the three properties and turn them into all-inclusive resorts. Hyatt, who acquired the three hotels from Blantyre Capital in February 2025 for a reported €120 million (€109,700 per room), will remain as operator under long-term management agreements.

Extendam and Experimental acquire Quinta Da Comporta in Portugal

French private equity firm Extendam, together with French operator Experimental Group, has acquired the five-star, 73-room Quinta Da Comporta - Wellness Boutique Resort in Comporta, Portugal, for an amount reported to be €70 million (€959,000 per room). The property is situated some 130 kms south of Lisbon near Comporta’s beach. The hotel opened in 2019 and includes two restaurants, an 800 sqm spa and extensive outdoor spaces. It is currently undergoing an expansion with the construction of 16 additional villas and rooms, increasing the total room count to 89. The project is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2026, with Experimental set to operate the resort.

Atland-Voisin acquires five B&B Hotels in France

French real estate investor Atland-Voisin, on behalf of the Épargne Pierre real estate investment fund, has acquired a portfolio of five B&B Hotels (536 rooms) in France for €32.7 million (€61,000 per room). The properties are centrally located in cities and regional hubs including Marseille, Bordeaux and Perpignan. B&B Hotel Group will continue to operate the hotels.

Besant acquires NH Collection Madrid Suecia from German pension fund

Spanish investment firm Besant Capital has acquired the five-star, 123-room Hotel NH Collection Madrid Suecia in Spain from a German pension fund managed by Feuring Hotelconsulting GmbH. The property is situated in central Madrid 150 metres south of Gran Via and 200 metres west of Paseo del Prado. The hotel was renovated in 2016 and includes a restaurant, two bars and three meeting rooms. The acquisition is part of Besant’s plan to invest over €500 million in luxury real estate in central Madrid.

IHCP acquires former Park Inn By Radisson Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

Dutch owner-operator International Hotel Capital Partners (IHCP) has acquired the former four-star, 150-room Park Inn By Radisson Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in the Netherlands. The former office building was converted into a hotel in 2014 and was subsequently acquired by a Singaporean investor in 2016 for €15 million (€100,000 per room). The hotel closed during the COVID-19 pandemic and has been used as refugee accommodation since 2023. IHCP now owns three hotels in the Schiphol Airport area.

B+B sells B+B Edinburgh Hotel to international investor

British owner-operator B+B Collection has sold the four-star, 27-room B+B Edinburgh Hotel to an undisclosed international investor for a price suggested to be in excess of its £5 million (£185,200 per room) guide price. The property is situated a 10-minute walk from Haymarket railway station and includes a restaurant, bar and two meeting rooms. B+B acquired the former Melvin House Hotel in 2011, subsequently undertaking extensive renovations before reopening it as B+B Edinburgh.

Edmond de Rothschild acquires Travelodge Marlow in the UK

Luxembourg-based real estate investment company Edmond de Rothschild has acquired the three-star, 83-room Travelodge Marlow in the UK for £5.6 million (£67,500 per room), reflecting a reported initial yield of some 7.25%. The property is located approximately halfway between London and Oxford, some 30 minutes drive north-west of Heathrow Airport. The hotel was built in 2019 and renovated in 2024. It is leased to Travelodge with a remaining lease term of 29 years. In December 2025, Edmond de Rothschild also acquired the two-star, 62-room Travelodge Stafford Central, as reported in this newsletter.