With a total investment capacity of €150m
As of today, Hôtel Investissement Capital has launched Hôtel Patrimoine and Cap Hospitality, 2 private equity funds, with a total investment capacity of €150M.
Hôtel Patrimoine private equity fund
With €38m of capital raised in 2016 from professional and equivalent investors, the hotel investment fund Hôtel Patrimoine has carried out 7 operations on midscale segment assets, primarily on a premise plus business basis.
Its features
100% midscale hotels
€38m raised in 2016
Main cities across France
Primarily premises & business
Exit horizon of 7-8 years
8 transactions
Cap Hospitality private equity fund
With €35m of capital raised in 2019 from professional and equivalent investors, the hotel investment fund Cap Hospitality is dedicated to short and medium stay commercial accommodation. Cap Hospitality has carried his 2 first investments with the acquisition of both premises and businesses of Axotel (3 stars) and Charlemagne (4 stars), two mid-scale hotels located in Lyon with a total capacity of 250 keys. Cap Hospitality has a solid and qualified dealflow.
Its features
Midscale commercial accomodation
€35m raised in 2019
Mainly in France and opportunistically in the eurozone
Priority premises & business
Exit horizon of 7-8 years
2 investments
Disclaimer
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Investing in a hotel investment fund involves a significant level of risk and should only be considered by Investors who have sufficient financial resources to allow them to accept this risk and who do not have any immediate need to liquidate their investment or obtain the reimbursement of the paid-up amount of their commitment.
Changes to the legal, tax or regulatory conditions may be made during the life of a hotel investment fund and could adversely affect its performance or the performance of its investments.
No guarantee can be given that a hotel investment fund’s target returns will be achieved.
Past performance by similar investments is not necessarily indicative of future performance for a fund’s investments.
Any investment in a private equity fund is subject to risks, including but not limited to: risk of capital loss; risk of profitability being lower than the target probability; liquidity risk (the private equity fund’s units will be locked in for the duration of the fund); market risk (the resale of the private equity fund’s assets is subject to real estate and hotel market contingencies); operational risk (compliance, management, work, etc.).