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Leonardo Hotels eyes expansion with first UK hotel

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Leonardo Hotels is set to open its first UK hotel at Heathrow Airport, after agreeing a 25-year lease with The Standard Life Investments Pooled Pension Property Fund. 

Opening on March 16 in the former Holiday Inn on Bath Road, the 230-room hotel has been re-branded as the Leonardo Hotel London Heathrow Airport.

The hotel will undergo a ‘substantial’ refurbishment bringing it in line with the look and feel of the style of the Leonardo Hotels brand.

Daniel Roger, managing director of Leonardo Hotels Europe, said: “We are pleased to announce that with this exciting hotel opening we are now poised for growth in the UK market.

“London Heathrow is a global hub where we can offer our guests an attractive hotel stay, build our UK business and continue to pursue our rigorous commitment to offer additional European destinations.”

Leonard Hotels is currently established in European cities such as Antwerp, Berlin, Bruges, Budapest, Frankfurt, Munich, Vienna, Zurich as well as across Israel.

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