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Limestone Capital has announced that it has acquired the five-star Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch for an undisclosed sum.
The property offers 164 guest rooms, a restaurant, fitness and wellness facilities, and over 3,000 square feet of event space.
The acquisition aligns with Limestone Capital’s strategy of investing in high-profile, design-led hospitality assets in premier urban locations.
The acquisition strengthens Limestone Capital’s presence in major European markets, following a series of successful transactions across the region.
Benjamin Habbel, co-Founder and CEO of Limestone Capital, said: “We are pleased to add the Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch to our portfolio as we continue to expand our presence in key gateway cities. This acquisition underscores our confidence in the resilience of the London hospitality market and supports our strategy of acquiring well-located assets with strong value-add potential.”
Jeff Coe, co-founder and general partner of Limestone Capital, added: “This property represents an attractive opportunity in a highly sought-after location. Our focus remains on acquiring prime real estate assets to enhance their performance and long-term value.”
Alongside this, Limestone Capital has acquired a majority stake in Loisium Wine and Spa Hotels, marking a significant step in the brand’s expansion across Europe.
Over the next 12 months, four new Loisium hotels are set to open in Italy and France backed by Limestone Capital commitment to invest over €100M (£83m) into the expansion of the brand.
Loisium’s established locations in Austria and France have already demonstrated the success of this concept on an international scale.
Limestone Capital is a European private equity firm with a particular focus on the hospitality sector.
