RLH Properties informed the investing public that, through two of its subsidiaries, it has acquired the 7.23% stake it did not already own in the Fairmont Mayakoba Hotel. With this transaction, RLH now indirectly owns 100% of the capital of this hotel complex.
The operation was carried out with the aim of consolidating the Company’s stake in the hotel, one of the most exclusive and high-level destinations in the Riviera Maya, thereby strengthening its presence in the high-end hotel sector. With this acquisition, RLH Properties reinforces its strategy of expansion and consolidation in the hospitality sector, a key area for its growth and development.
At the same time, it optimizes its ownership structure in the Fairmont Mayakoba Hotel, one of the most emblematic assets within its portfolio. This move reinforces RLH’s vision to continue increasing its participation in strategic high-value projects, ensuring total control over its most important assets. It also strengthens its presence in the tourism and hospitality market, a relevant sector for the Mexican economy.
As a reminder, RLH Properties (RLH) has a portfolio of 10 assets in the luxury and ultra-luxury segment, which include approximately 1,392 hotel rooms, 234 full-ownership residences, and 204 fractional units, in addition to an 18-hole golf course.
Additionally, it manages six hotels, totaling 1,253 rooms, including the Four Seasons Mexico City, Rosewood Mayakoba, Fairmont Mayakoba, and Andaz Mayakoba. It also operates the El Camaleón golf course, famous for hosting a PGA Tour tournament in Mexico.
Among the projects under construction, the Rosewood Mandarina hotel (approximately 140 rooms) stands out, as well as luxury residences under the One&Only and Rosewood brands in the Mandarina and Mayakoba complexes. These include up to 148 One&Only Mandarina residences and 33 Rosewood residences in Mayakoba.
