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Wednesday 11 March 2015 10:06 pm

Hyatt Hotels eyeing up purchase of luxury Grosvenor House Hotel

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Hyatt Hotels is considering purchasing the Grosvenor House Hotel in London, after the landmark building was put up for sale earlier this month.

The luxury five-star hotel on Park Lane in Mayfair was previously owned by troubled Indian conglom­erate Sahara Grosvenor House Hospitality. However, its lenders called in administrators after it defaulted on a loan, with JLL appointed to handle the sale.

JLL has yet to send out the prospectus to potential buyers. However, New York-listed Hyatt, which already owns the Andaz at Liverpool Street Station and the Hyatt Regency off Bond Street, said it will consider a bid for the hotel.

“We will take a look at the Grosvenor as we look at all potential sites,” Peter Norman, senior vice president for acquisitions and development for EMEA told Morning Wire “But I won’t know until I see the information whether it will work for us,” he added.

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