Lamington Group’s focus is to expand the hometels portfolio with a vision to open 5,000 keys by 2030. Lamington Group is well on track to achieve the vision but continues to look out for like-minded developers and investors to create futureproof net zero hotels in the UK and beyond.
OUR VISION
5000 keys open by 2030
Highlights
3 hometel
brands
2000 keys
open and
pipeline
c. 4% yield
55-year
covenant
Brands


Hometels
Hometels, coined by Lamington in 2018, combine the best of hotels, serviced apartments and Airbnb, providing comfort, flexibility, and an authentic experience and service. Hometels are proven to deliver a more resilient alternative to standard hotels with higher levels of guest satisfaction.


Sustainability
In September 2021, Lamington Group launched its detailed roadmap to net zero by 2030, opened the world’s first whole life net zero hometel in Chiswick in December 2021 and is committed to only build to this specification going forwards, leading the way for the global hotel industry.
Why work with us
Leading & Innovating
Creators of hometels and first net zero hotel chain in the world
Solid Partner
Strong covenant from a 55+ year old company and reliable team
Highly Investable
Experienced operator in a resilient sector, building sustainable buildings
Flexible
Nimble organisation with quick decision-making and ability to adapt
Where we are moving
Our vision of 5000 hometel rooms open by 2030 in towns and cities will take us across the UK and beyond. We are constantly on the look out for development and investment partners.
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Brochure
Investors
Learn why now is a good time to invest in hometels:
- Trading for 50+ years
- A strong balance sheet
- Excellent track record
Developers
Learn more about your next development partner:
- Forward-thinking
- Market-leading
- With quick, pragmatic decision-making
Meet the team
Robert Ryan
Non Executive Director
Experienced Property Director and Development Manager in operational real estate, specialising in hotels, serviced apartments and serviced offices. Previously held roles at Whitbread and Travelodge, and now works with a small portfolio of companies in Board roles.
Chris Exell
Head of Acquisitions
Chris Exell is the Head of Acquisitions at Lamington Group, bringing over 20 years of experience in property sourcing and development. He leads the expansion of room2, Lamington's net zero carbon hometel brand, with a growing pipeline of new sites across the UK. Chris is responsible for identifying and securing new development opportunities, contributing to Lamington Group's vision of opening 5,000 hometel rooms by 2030.
Stuart Godwin
MD (Executive Director)
Managing Director of Lamington Group, is a chartered accountant and ex member of the British Olympic Development Sailing team. His role oversees all operational aspects of Lamington Group.
Robert Godwin
CEO (Executive Director)
Robert Godwin is known for his innovative approach to hospitality and commitment to sustainability. A trained economist and entrepreneur, Robert's journey includes a background in competitive sailing for Great Britain, showcasing his drive for excellence. With a passion for design, sustainability, and creating exceptional user experiences, he continuously pushes the boundaries of what's possible in his field.
ESG Report 2022
Building trust with our stakeholders is a top priority at Lamington Group. That’s why we’re thrilled to release our inaugural ESG Report, demonstrating a commitment to transparency like never before. The report provides an in-depth look at our operations, including energy consumption, waste management, and supplier relationships, offering a clear picture of our environmental impact and social responsibility efforts.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Report 2022
As of 2022, we have implemented a range of initiatives to reduce our operational carbon emissions, which has led to a 21% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions, in comparison to our 2019 baseline. We have ongoing plans and targets to continue progressing our reduction in emissions, including reducing our natural gas consumption through electrifying our properties.