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A major freehold hotel in West London, currently trading as the Crowne Plaza London Ealing, has been brought to market with price available upon application.

The property comprises 139 ensuite bedrooms, the Hotel Bar and Club Lounge Restaurant with 120 covers, three meeting rooms, a 24-hour fitness centre, and a large customer car park. The hotel currently operates under a franchise agreement with Crowne Plaza, offering scope for renewal, rebranding, or independent operation.

The site presents a range of value-add opportunities, including the potential conversion of suites, meeting spaces and F&B facilities, as well as the extension of the mezzanine floor to create up to 30 additional bedrooms.

Situated next to Hanger Lane Station on the London Underground’s Central Line, the hotel offers direct journey times of under 30 minutes to central London.

Jeremy Jones, head of hotel brokerage at Christie and Co, who is handling the sale, said: “We are really delighted to be bringing the Crowne Plaza London Ealing to the open market. This freehold hotel has one of the highest profile trading locations in London, sitting beside the Hanger Lane gyratory, which according to some AI search engines sees some 10,000 vehicles an hour at peak time.

“The profitable trading history and extensive range of asset management opportunities presents an opportunity to create even greater value. It is a short walk from Hanger Lane Central Line Underground Station with direct West End connections just three minutes away.”

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