Generator Buys London Hotel and Plans Paris Site as It Grows
Hybrid hotel brand Generator bought a hotel in Greenwich and signed a deal for a Paris office building, as it aims to double its portfolio by 2031.
Generator, a hybrid hospitality brand, has bought the Novotel London Greenwich. It has also signed a hotel management agreement for an office building in Paris owned by Covivio, in the city's 13th arrondissement.
Each city will get its second Generator property. The London hotel will be renamed Generator London Greenwich, and the Paris office building will be turned into Generator Paris Place d'Italie.
Advertise with usYour brand hereIn-feed (between news) · Native cardBook this space →According to Boutique Hotel News, the Greenwich hotel will switch to the Generator name from 1 January 2027, with a renovation planned for the following spring. Both properties will offer a mix of private and shared rooms, shared social areas and several food and drink venues.
Hospitality Net reported that the moves are part of a plan to double Generator's global portfolio by 2031 under its new CEO, Xavier Mufraggi.
What it means for travelers
Travelers who like budget-friendly stays with shared spaces will have more Generator choices in London and Paris. Both properties offer private and shared accommodation, so guests can pick the style that suits them. The Paris site is still an office building, so it is not a hotel yet.
What to watch next
If you plan to stay at the Greenwich hotel around 2027, check the hotel's official website for booking details and renovation timing. The notes do not give an opening date for the Paris property.
How the story unfolded
- Boutique Hotel News Generator adds properties in London and Paris
Read the original reporting
Boutique Hotel News – Generator adds properties in London and Paris ↗
Hospitality Net – Generator Targets Portfolio Doubling by 2031 with London Acquisition and Paris Conversion Project ↗
Quick questions
What happened?
Hybrid hotel brand Generator bought a hotel in Greenwich and signed a deal for a Paris office building, as it aims to double its portfolio by 2031.
How does this affect trips to France?
Travelers who like budget-friendly stays with shared spaces will have more Generator choices in London and Paris. Both properties offer private and shared accommodation, so guests can pick the style that suits them. The Paris site is still an office building, so it is not a hotel yet.
What happens next?
If you plan to stay at the Greenwich hotel around 2027, check the hotel's official website for booking details and renovation timing. The notes do not give an opening date for the Paris property.
Which outlets reported this?
This brief is based on reporting from Boutique Hotel News and Hospitality Net. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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