Hospitality investment
& management
A key player
Thanks to its hotel DNA and its investment expertise, Honotel is a key player in the Hospitality sector in France and now has ambitions to develop in Europe. The value creation model is based on an expertise that has proven itself with these clients, first-class institutional investors, and private assets.
As a committed and responsible company, Honotel has deployed a Social and Environmental Responsibility programme based on two fundamentals: well-being at work and respect for the environment. An agile and innovative company, Honotel is constantly investing in digitalisation to enhance hotel guest experiences and employee productivity.
A European presence
The group operates in 8 European countries with a scope of 130 assets, with an economic, midscale and upscale positioning in Europe for an asset value of €1.2B.
Executive board
- Co-founder
- MBA Hospitality Mgt ESSEC / Cornell
- Member of the Strategic Council
- Joined Honotel in 2011
- ESC Toulouse
- Member of the Strategic Council
- Joined Honotel in 2004
- DECF
- Member of the Strategic Council
- Joined Honotel in 2008
- Master IAE Lyon 3
- Membre du conseil stratégique
- Joined Honotel in 2017
- ESSEC / Sciences Po Paris
- Membre du conseil stratégique
Management board
- Joined Honotel in 2019
- ESCP Europe
- Joined Honotel in 2014
- ESC Nancy
- Joined Honotel in 2015
- Master 2 Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne
- Joined Honotel in 2006
- Master in Hospitality Management
Supervisory Board
- Co-founder
- DEA – University of Aix-en-Provence
The group’s general management has surrounded itself with 25 experts whose high value-added skills enable it to respond perfectly to new market challenges.
20 years of performance
in the hospitality industry
After having successfully managed the French subsidiary of the Best Western hotel franchise group for four years, Antoine de Bouchony and Laurent Lapouille joined forces in hotel investment operations.
Together, they managed Paris-Honotel and took charge of the asset management and operational management of a portfolio of 3- and 4-star Parisian hotels, which they developed as opportunities arise.
The portfolio of 15 Parisian 2- and 3-star hotels under the Timotel banner (850 rooms) was sold to the LFPI Group. It had been acquired in 2003 in association with Banque Lazard via an LBO, whose structured financing was provided by Crédit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank (CA CIB).
The portfolio of 15 Parisian 2- and 3-star hotels under the Timotel banner (850 rooms) was sold to the LFPI Group. It had been acquired in 2003 in association with Banque Lazard via an LBO, whose structured financing was provided by Crédit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank (CA CIB).
In partnership with Chequers Capital, Laurent Lapouille and Antoine de Bouchony supported the creation of the FCPR CHF. Between 2008 and 2012, they made up the fund’s portfolio with the acquisition of 19 3- and 4-star hotels in France (920 rooms). They were responsible for asset management and operational management
From 2014 onwards, the managers would organise and manage the transfers. Carried out in batches, they took place over 36 months.
Approved by the AMF(GP -15000008), the Société de Gestion de Portefeuille (SGP) Hôtel Investissement Capital carried out collective management.
Its founders appointed Olivier Perret du Cray, former Senior Advisor to the Real Estate Department of Crédit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank (CA CIB), as Chairman.
SGP Hôtel Investissement Capital finalised the raising of €38m of capital for its first fund, the Hôtel Patrimoine professional private equity fund (FPCI), from professional and similar investors.
With the Happyculture Collection label, the customer experience is placed at the heart of the hotels’ operational strategies. Enthusiastic and expert hosts, stylish venues, quality service, free high-speed wifi, moments for sharing, small traveller services… these all form the basis of its success.
With the launch of Honotel MDO, a specialist in service monitoring, the Group completed its range of expert services to support its institutional investor partners, fund managers and private assets in all phases of their investments.
157 hotel assets monitored
Two years after its creation, Honotel MDO monitors the operations of 157 multi-brand hotels (12,500 rooms) in 8 European countries on behalf of institutional clients and the Group.
For its new fund, FPCI Cap Hospitality, SGP Hôtel Investissement Capital has already raised €42m of capital, half of which comes from institutional investors. This fund, dedicated to short- and medium-stay commercial accommodation, has acquired 5 hotels in France.
