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From budget hotels
to prestige tourism
Hotels: property development for a changing sector
Destination hotels
Over the last few years, the globalisation of the tourism sector and technology has completely changed the way we book hotel accommodation.
Traditional hotels are facing a new type of competition. Short-term rental websites have soared to prominence. These new online rental platforms are disrupting the hotel market.
Innovative services have made visitors even more demanding.
- They want good deals,
- more freedom
- and bespoke experiences.
These hotels offer attractive facilities (restaurant, bar, coworking space, gym, etc.) and flexible venues (accommodation/office and multimodal room), coupled with a modern digital experience.
Traditional hotels have been experiencing a revival over the last few years, as new operators have swept away the old ideas. Investors are highly enthusiastic about these products. They see them as a way of diversifying their portfolios and securing an attractive return on their investment. We mirror this trend in our strategy by creating bespoke projects in response to our clients’ and partners’ specifications.
Hotel Relations Director
Eiffage: over 20 years' experience in the hotel sector
With two decades of experience in the sector, we are a preferred partner for hotel groups and investor operators across Europe (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Poland and Portugal).
Our references include many international hotel chains: AccorHotels, Louvre Hotels, Marriott, Hilton, ISG Hotel and B&B Hotels. As a co-designer of turnkey hotel projects, we understand exactly what they need and want.
We use our knowledge of the market, its operators and sustainable construction to add value for our clients. We bring to all our projects, new-builds and renovations alike, the same level of expertise and commitment to quality, whatever the location and market segment.
In particular, we have several major clients in the attractive luxury hotels sector, where projects combine heritage architecture and properties, French style and contemporary design.
Some of our leading flagship mixed used building and urban planning projects are hotels.
