Where do you think has over 250,000 hotel rooms in the pipeline?

If you guessed Europe, you’re correct! This continent is always at the forefront of the latest hotel trends, but is often an extremely competitive market. 

If you want to get the edge on your competition in this essential region, read on to find a hand-picked list of some of the most exciting projects in the European pipeline and learn more about how THP’s advanced database can help you get ahead.

Europe’s hotel market

It’s no surprise that Europe’s hotel industry is poised to gain further momentum this year, with revenue expected to rise by 1.76% to a market volume of US$113.40bn by 2024.This is projected to lead to a market volume of US$121.60bn by 2028*.

While this is lower than the worldwide growth rate of 3.32%** Europe still remains a favoured option for hotel investment. This is thanks to high levels of hotel occupancy rates and other variable market factors.

As a Europe-based company, Top Hotel Projects is the industry leader in collecting data of upcoming hotel projects across the globe. The THP database currently has more than 2500 European hotel projects listed as in planning or under construction, with more being added daily. 

A hotel database with thousands of European hotels

The THP database covers a number of hotel types, making it easy for users to search for a project which best suits their needs. For Europe alone, the THP database currently has dozens of each different hotel class listed, with more added daily. 

These include apartment hotels, boutique hotels, business hotels, city hotels, conference hotels, holiday hotels, leisure hotels and resorts. 

THP’s database also covers all of the leading hotel chains and brands. Several of the international hotel industry’s biggest players are European companies, such as French-owned Accor, and all of the major hotel chains have large operations on the continent. 

A perfect solution for hotel suppliers

THP’s database is the leading resource for staying ahead in the luxury hotel industry and will allow your business to unlock unmatched insights. By subscribing to THP’s cutting-edge database, suppliers gain exclusive access to a wealth of critical data, allowing you to find the details of influential decision-makers. 

You’ll be able to reach top-tier architects, interior designers, investors, owners, leading management companies, visionary developers, and a host of other senior stakeholders. 

THP’s advanced database can benefit a wide range of suppliers to the hospitality industry, from interior furnishers to engineers, or fitness equipment suppliers to minibar fitters. We cater to all FF&E, AD&C and OS&E businesses and many more. 

THP also produces pipeline reports, which provide a thorough overview of the hotel analytics for whichever region your business is targeting. Whether you’re trying to find out how many hotel rooms are in Paris, or the top brand operating in Italy, THP’s hotel reports have you covered!

Keep reading for the THP team’s selection of some of the top upcoming projects in Europe, all of which can be found in greater detail on our hotel database. 

Five of THP’s favourite European hotel projects

Paradise Circus Hotel

The Paradise Circus Hotel is an upcoming luxury hotel to be located in the English city of Birmingham. The hotel is being built by UK-based hotel group Millennium and Copthorne Hotels. It will replace the existing Copthorne Hotel, which was demolished as part of a regeneration scheme in the area. The building itself is planned to be 17 storeys, and will have 152 rooms. 

Radisson RED Krakow 

Radisson RED Krakow is an upcoming upscale hotel, to be located in the southern Polish city of Krakow. The 230-room hotel is being built by major hotel group Radisson, and will open by Q2 in 2024. 

Rosewood Milan

This luxury conversion will be situated on the Quadrilatero della Moda, just steps away from the premier shopping district of the Italian fashion capital. This will be Rosewood’s fourth hotel in Italy, after being appointed by Italian hotelier Gruppo Statuto to manage the Milan venture. Parisian firm K.O has joined to oversee the design, and the hotel is due to open by 2025. 

Bergen ByArena

This upscale apartment complex will be located in Norway’s capital of the fjords, Bergen. The complex is currently in planning stages, but has been designed by UK-based firm HLM architects. Bergen ByArena is projected to have 200 apartments, in a mixed-use development. It has an unspecified opening date.

Hyatt Place Tallinn 

This upscale leisure hotel from major hotel group Hyatt will be located in Tallinn, Estonia. It will be located in the Old City Harbour, near Tallinn’s historic Old Town. It is scheduled to open by Q4 of 2025.