Portfolio Of Four Thai Hotels Up For Sale

Category: Hotels, Posted:11 Oct 2016 | 17:04 pm

A portfolio of four renovated and re-positioned hotel properties in Southern Thailand has come into the transaction market.

Up for sale is the luxury Nai Harn Phuket along with three Manathai branded properties in Koh Samui, Khao Lak and Surin Beach Phuket.

Topping the list is The Nai Harn which was Phuket’s first luxury hotel, starting out life at the Royal Phuket Yacht Club, and was managed by Mandarin Oriental and later Le Meridien.

The portfolio totaling 502 keys are assets under a subsidiary of private equity group SC Capital, who are based in Singapore.

Brokerage house Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels have been retained as exclusive agents for the sale.

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