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UK: Tech-enabled hospitality operator Limehome has opened a property on Queen Victoria Street close to St Paul’s Cathedral, converted from a former pub.
Queen Victoria Street is the first UK property to feature Limehome’s latest interior design concept.
The company first entered the UK market in 2025 with its first London property in Streatham Hill. Further expansion is focussed on Zone 1 and Zone 2 locations.
Outside of the capital, Limehome is targeting cities such as Manchester, Edinburgh, York, Bath, Oxford and Glasgow for future growth.
“The UK is one of the most demanding hospitality markets in Europe, and that is precisely why this signing matters,” said Daniel Hermann, chief growth officer at Limehome.
“Queen Victoria Street is not just a prime location. It is proof that our model works in the most competitive environments: we move fast, we operate efficiently, and we deliver the kind of consistent performance that owners and investors can rely on. Our ambition in the UK is clear and we are actively looking for partners who want to bring high-quality, tech-enabled hospitality to prime assets across London and beyond.”
Highlights:
- Limehome has expanded its UK portfolio with the opening of a new hospitality property on Queen Victoria Street near St Paul’s Cathedral in London.
- The London property was created through the conversion of a former pub and is the first UK site to showcase Limehome’s latest interior design concept.
- Queen Victoria Street strengthens Limehome’s presence in central London following the company’s UK market entry with a Streatham Hill property in 2025.
- Limehome is targeting further growth across London Zone 1 and Zone 2 locations as part of its UK expansion strategy.
- Beyond the capital, the tech-enabled hospitality operator is pursuing opportunities in Manchester, Edinburgh, York, Bath, Oxford and Glasgow.
