Fattal Europe 2 Fund Completes £220 Million Deal for Historic London Hotel
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
First reported by Calcalist · Aug 2, 2026
What happened
Fattal Europe 2 fund has completed a £220 million acquisition of The Dilly hotel in London, including leasehold rights and plans for a £60 million renovation. The deal was partly financed by Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, with Bank Hapoalim expanding its infrastructure financing role. The historic hotel, located in the West End, will be upgraded by 2028 as part of Fattal's strategy to enhance prime European hotel assets.
- 01Fattal Europe 2 fund completes £220 million deal for The Dilly hotel in London.
- 02£50 million financing provided by Mizrahi Tefahot Bank for the acquisition.
- 03Bank Hapoalim has expanded infrastructure financing in transport, energy, and hospitality.
- 04The Dilly hotel, opened in 1908, features 283 rooms and extensive amenities.
- 05Fattal plans a £60 million renovation to finish by 2028, upgrading rooms and facilities.
- 06Fattal operates 330 hotels globally, focusing on prime European locations and value enhancement.
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