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Leaf Hospitality to manage Hampton by Hilton at Humberside Airport

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UK hotel management company Leaf Hospitality has announced it has signed a management agreement for the upcoming Hampton by Hilton at Humberside Airport.

The agreement with the owner of the property, Nightel 2, represents Leaf’s third managed hotel in its portfolio, alongside the 80-room Holiday Inn Express Grimsby and the 115-room DoubleTree by Hilton in Lincoln.

The 100-bedroom Hampton by Hilton will feature two meeting rooms, a welcome lobby, bar, gym and on-site parking.

Richard Farrar, founder of Leaf, said: “As our third hotel in this region, we are delighted to be given the opportunity to manage this outstanding property. Paul and his team have done a great job in developing the hotel to date, so we’re really excited about getting started.

“The airport is a convenient gateway to Northern Europe for guests traveling in and out of The Humber so we’re confident of its long term popularity and our commitment to deliver exceptional hotel performance.”

Paul Green, owner of Nightel 2, added Leaf was an obvious choice due to its “proven track record and first-class understanding” of global brands”.

Leaf plans to have 20 hotels under its management by 2025.

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