Kew Green Hotels


This hotel management company is the name behind some of the industry’s biggest brands


The Kew Green story is a fascinating one of ambition and success. In just 16 years our company has grown from a single hotel to become one of the UK’s leading hotel management companies with 55 properties in the portfolio. From limited service to luxury full


service, we own and develop our hotels as well as managing assets on behalf of others. While you won’t see a Kew Green-branded hotel in the UK, you will be familiar with the franchises we operate, which include Holiday Inn, Hampton by Hilton, Courtyard by Marriott and ibis Styles. We also manage two independent hotels – the Grand Brighton and the Richmond Hill Hotel. Kew Green is fast-moving,


entrepreneurial and bold with a strong business strategy. In 2015 the company was acquired by HK CTS Group – China’s largest travel corporation. With the support of HK CTS we have an ambitious UK and international growth


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plan and to support this we have opened a satellite office in Hong Kong. We believe that our company’s


success comes as a result of us nurturing outstanding people. Our diverse workforce is key to creating profitable hotels that deliver a great guest experience. Development is at the heart of


our values – we strive to train every employee every day and actively encourage career development for all. Building strong and loyal teams and getting people involved is essential to our success. In addition, we give back to the communities around our hotels and encourage all of our employees to join our fundraising efforts for our partner charity, Greenfingers. Our employees like working in our hotels. In our last employee survey over 87% of our employee respondents told us they were satisfied or very satisfied working for Kew Green, with


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