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Thursday 08 October 2015 10:26 am

Regency Hotel to become DoubleTree by Hilton after Crimson Hotels buys it for over £100m

By: Caitlin Morrison

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Crimson Hotels said yesterday it has bought the Regency Hotel  in Kensington for more than £100m and struck a deal with Hilton to convert it to a DoubleTree by Hilton London brand. 
 
The hotel will be Crimson’s fourth under the DoubleTree brand after signing a franchise deal with the US hotelier last year. 
 
The privately-owned group, which also owns hotels in Dubai and Portugal, said it will spend £10m on refurbishing the property.
 
Hilton has been expanding its DoubleTree brand by opening one every month across Europe. The deal will mark its tenth in London.

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