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Burford Lodge Hotel has a new operator following the sale of the leasehold of the nine-bed, all en suite, 4-star hotel, in a deal brokered by commercial property specialists Colliers

Rob Grant-Smith, the current owner of the historic 300-year-old Broadlands Hotel, situated in Bourton-on-the-Water and conveniently just a 20-minute drive from Burford Lodge Hotel, has recently acquired the lease for the property. 

He intends to transform the guest house into a refined boutique hotel with a speakeasy bar, a baby grand piano, and an upscale Italian bistro on-site.

Regarding the acquisition Grant-Smith said: “When I saw the opportunity to take a lease on the Burford Lodge Hotel, I knew it was too good of an opportunity to pass up. As we expand our presence in this vibrant area, we are fully aware of the tremendous potential of this renowned tourist village. 

“By providing an alternative option, we aim to assist guests who may be unable to secure a reservation at Broadlands Hotel, ensuring that they can experience the same exceptional standards at our new establishment.”

Burford is located on the A40, positioned midway between the bustling tourist hotspots of Oxford and Cheltenham. It is situated near renowned destinations like Bourton-on-the-Water, Chipping Campden, and Stow-on-the-Wold, all of which are just a short drive away.

Peter Brunt, director in the hotels agency, said: “Colliers continues to witness significant interest in sought-after vacation spots like the Cotswolds, and the leasing of Burford Lodge Hotel stands as further proof of the growing demand for high-quality hotel properties in picturesque tourist areas. 

“We are delighted that another local operator has taken on the business and look forward to seeing his businesses continued growth and success.” 

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