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Hotel Indigo in Liverpool has been sold for more than £11m to New York investment giant, MCAP Global Finance.
The asset management company which has offices in New York, London and Singapore purchased the hotel from investment firm Downing. The acquisition follows the group’s purchase of the Mint Hotels portfolio.
The 151-bedroom hotel, which first opened in 2011, is located on Chapel Street and features a fitness room, front and rear terraces, the ‘Cotton lounge & bar’, and the Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill which can seat up to 120 diners.
The cost of the hotel is not known, however Christie & Co, who handled the sale, have confirmed the hotel was bought by the investors for a “substantial offer in excess of the £11m asking price.”
Jeremy Jones, head of hotels brokerage at the estate agent, said: “The city attracts millions [of] visitors a year for both business and leisure. The Hotel Indigo encapsulates the style and buzz of the unique city.
“We saw exceptional levels of interest in the hotel from local and international investors, all attracted to this stylish lifestyle-focused hotel.”
