Native Places has announced ambitious growth plans with the opening of five new hotels within the next two years as part of its committed 2025 vision.The expansion of operations will see Native Places open an additional property in London bringing the total to four design-led aparthotels in the capital city. New destinations within the UK are also on the horizon with planned openings in Birmingham, Cambridge, Cardiff, and Oxford being considered.
Native’s current portfolio includes six properties across London, Manchester, Glasgow and Edinburgh. In Q4 2023, Native will be launching its seventh aparthotel and fourth property in London at one of the capital’s most historic locations. The King’s Wardrobe location, once a storehouse for the King’s state and ceremonial robes, will rebrand as Native St Paul’s.
Olivia Immesi, Managing Director at Native Places, commented: “This is a very exciting time for Native Places as we expand operations further across the UK. The future of aparthotels worldwide and in particular in the UK, is significant. We are seeing pent-up demand for extended stays and it is our mission to provide travellers with a more integrated home-from-home experience that offers freedom and flexibility when our guests are travelling for work or hoping to relax in a larger space, during a long-term stay.”
