Hospitality Experience
Feasibility Study and Financing for Full Service Hotel
Advisor to the development of a 145 bedroom full-service hotel in Dublin City Centre.
Project Scope
Horwath HTL Ireland served as the advisor for the development of a 145-bedroom full-service hotel in Dublin City Centre, providing a comprehensive feasibility study and financing guidance to support this strategic hospitality project. The engagement aimed to assess the market viability of the development, optimise its design and service offering, and secure financial backing for its successful realisation.
The feasibility study began with a detailed market analysis, focusing on Dublin’s competitive hotel landscape, demand generators, and tourism trends. We evaluated the potential for a full-service hotel to meet the needs of diverse target markets, including business travellers, leisure tourists, and event attendees. This analysis highlighted opportunities to create a distinctive offering that would stand out in Dublin’s thriving hospitality sector.
Our recommendations covered the optimal size, facilities, and services for the property, including premium guest rooms, a high-quality restaurant, versatile meeting spaces, and wellness amenities. These elements were designed to maximise appeal while ensuring operational efficiency and strong revenue streams. Additionally, we advised on location-specific factors to enhance the hotel’s market positioning and long-term success.
To support financing efforts, we developed detailed financial projections, including revenue forecasts, operating cost structures, and investment returns under various scenarios. Our team also provided guidance on securing funding, leveraging our expertise to prepare investment documentation and engage with financial institutions.
This project reflects our ability to deliver tailored, data-driven advice that drives successful hotel developments. By addressing both feasibility and financing, we enabled our client to move forward confidently with a project that is poised to contribute significantly to Dublin’s full-service hospitality market.
