Who wants to buy a five-star hotel facing the Louvre? A sale mandate has reportedly been entrusted to Lazard for the Hôtel du Louvre. And Paris is not alone: from Florida to Hong Kong, hotel assets are changing hands.
Today’s hospitality news, 22 September 2026: sale mandates, fund exits and freehold-and-business acquisitions — here is what mattered in the sector today.
🇫🇷 France
💼 Disposal | The Hôtel du Louvre, the five-star property on Place André-Malraux (Paris 1st arrondissement) owned by the ruling Al Thani family, is reportedly up for sale through a mandate given to Lazard, according to CFNEWS IMMO. #HotelDuLouvre #Paris #Disposal
🤝 Shareholding | UK fund Three Hills Capital Partners, which invested in Castellet Hospitality in 2022, is preparing its exit after supporting Gilles Larrivé’s group beyond the 30-hotel mark. Edmond de Rothschild Corporate Finance is among the advisers mandated to find a new partner, with a view to expansion into Southern Europe. #CastelletHospitality #PrivateEquity #Accor
🏨 Acquisition | Cofinance Group has acquired the freehold and business of the hotel Les Plumes, located at 10 rue Lamartine in Paris’s 9th arrondissement. #Paris #FreeholdAndBusiness #Acquisition
🌍 International
🌴 Transaction | Fort Partners has acquired the Tideline Palm Beach Ocean Resort and Spa (134 rooms) for $150 million. Billionaire Jeff Greene, who bought the property for $42 million in 2011, cited seasonality concentrated in February and March, together with excessive operating costs. #PalmBeach #Florida #Resort
🏙️ Disposal | New World Development and the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), each owning 50% of the Hyatt Regency in Kowloon, are negotiating its sale to Singapore’s UOL Group. The deal would value the hotel at around HK$3 billion, or approximately $382 million. #HongKong #Singapore #Hyatt
