Historic West Midlands hotel dating back to the 17th century acquired by expanding Indian group
A 17th-century West Midlands hotel, Kings Court, has been sold
A West Midlands hotel which has a history dating back to the 17th century has been acquired by an Indian group in its first move in the region, Insider Media reports.
The Kings Court Hotel, a 60-bedroom commercial hotel located just outside Alcester, has been sold to Nanak Hotels off a guide price of £2.75m.
Positioned on a prominent 4.2-acre site between Alcester and Redditch, the Kings Court Hotel has grown from its origins as a 17th-century farmhouse into a major hospitality business.
It features 60 en-suite letting bedrooms, an on-site pub and brasserie, multiple dining spaces, and extensive event and conference facilities, including wedding capacity for up to 130 guests.
Nanak Hotels, which already operates a portfolio of UK properties, plans to invest in a refurbishment and repositioning of the venue.
Harpreet Saluja from Nanak Hotels said: "We're excited to bring Kings Court Hotel into our portfolio as our first acquisition in Warwickshire. “