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Park Inn by Radisson Glasgow City Centre will be the 31st hotel under the name in the UK and it will take the group's portfolio here to 5,400 rooms in operation or in the pipeline. The mid-market brand was renamed in 2010
Kurt Ritter, president and chief executive of Rezidor, said the Glasgow opening was a key part of plans to expand the brand in the UK market. The United Kingdom is a key development region for our young and dynamic mid-market brand Park Inn by Radisson. We aim to grow the brand in the core market London, and in further primary locations such as Glasgow, he said.
The new Park Inn by Radisson Glasgow City Centre will be located in a converted office building on the corner of West George track commercial airline flights Street and will feature 91 rooms, an all-day dining restaurant, a lounge and bar, gym, a conference room and four meeting rooms.
The development work for the hotel has been partly facilitated by private equity finance raised by Harcourt Capital as well as benefits and reliefs available by using disused buildings in certain areas.
The Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group was founded earlier this year as a merger between Rezidor and Carlson which saw Ritter and his counterpart at Carlson become co-chairs. The company now has more than more than 1,300 hotels in 80 countries.
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