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The Hampton by Hilton at Liverpool John Lennon Airport has been brought to market with a guide price of £12.5m. The “well-established and profitable” hotel is situated directly adjacent to the terminal building of Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LJLA).
The purpose-built, 160-bedroom hotel benefits from high passenger footfall and its strategic location.
Constructed in 2009, the hotel features a contemporary bar and restaurant, 100-cover dining area, three meeting rooms, and approximately 60 dedicated guest parking spaces. All 160 en-suite bedrooms are arranged across the 6th to 11th floors.
The hotel has demonstrated “stable and profitable” trading, generating revenues just under £4m annually. It is set to benefit from LJLA’s growing passenger numbers, with the airport handling 5.08 million travellers in 2024 and projected to surpass 5.5 million in 2025.
The airport’s ongoing £9m enhancement programme, including new retail and dining facilities, is expected to further boost demand for accommodation.
In addition to its proximity to the airport, the hotel offers “excellent” access to Liverpool city centre and wider transport links across the UK. The hotel is well connected by road, rail, and air, and is a short distance from some of the region’s attractions including the Royal Albert Dock, The Beatles Story, and Anfield Stadium.
Marketed by Knight Frank, the property is offered for sale as a transfer of a going concern, subject to an existing franchise agreement with Hilton Worldwide under the Hampton by Hilton brand.
It is held on a long-leasehold interest with approximately 109 years remaining with only a peppercorn rent payable, and is available with vacant possession.
Ryan Lynn, partner at Knight Frank Hotels, said: “This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-invested, strategically located airport hotel operated under a globally recognised brand. With strong existing cashflow, a stable franchise agreement, and upside potential from brand-led upgrades, we expect considerable interest from a range of UK and international investors.”
The Hampton by Hilton at Liverpool John Lennon Airport has been brought to market with a guide price of £12.5m. The “well-established and profitable” hotel is situated directly adjacent to the terminal building of Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LJLA).
The purpose-built, 160-bedroom hotel benefits from high passenger footfall and its strategic location.
Constructed in 2009, the hotel features a contemporary bar and restaurant, 100-cover dining area, three meeting rooms, and approximately 60 dedicated guest parking spaces. All 160 en-suite bedrooms are arranged across the 6th to 11th floors.
The hotel has demonstrated “stable and profitable” trading, generating revenues just under £4m annually. It is set to benefit from LJLA’s growing passenger numbers, with the airport handling 5.08 million travellers in 2024 and projected to surpass 5.5 million in 2025.
The airport’s ongoing £9m enhancement programme, including new retail and dining facilities, is expected to further boost demand for accommodation.
In addition to its proximity to the airport, the hotel offers “excellent” access to Liverpool city centre and wider transport links across the UK. The hotel is well connected by road, rail, and air, and is a short distance from some of the region’s attractions including the Royal Albert Dock, The Beatles Story, and Anfield Stadium.
Marketed by Knight Frank, the property is offered for sale as a transfer of a going concern, subject to an existing franchise agreement with Hilton Worldwide under the Hampton by Hilton brand.
It is held on a long-leasehold interest with approximately 109 years remaining with only a peppercorn rent payable, and is available with vacant possession.
Ryan Lynn, partner at Knight Frank Hotels, said: “This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-invested, strategically located airport hotel operated under a globally recognised brand. With strong existing cashflow, a stable franchise agreement, and upside potential from brand-led upgrades, we expect considerable interest from a range of UK and international investors.”
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