Own a piece of the hospitality pie.
Qualifying investors can own shares in the company behind a professionally run hospitality business.
A direct route into professionally managed hospitality companies.
Until now, investing in a hotel meant one of two things: buying the whole building, or writing a cheque large enough to make your accountant sit up. Both put it out of reach for most people.
ABIS structures private placements in the companies that own and operate selected hospitality projects. Each opportunity has its own terms, risks and due-diligence material.
You are not buying a room, and you are not buying a week in August. You are buying a share of the company that owns the hotel — the building, the business, and everything it earns. Your name goes on the share register. The share is yours to keep, pass on, or sell.
The hotel is run by professionals. You do nothing except read the updates and collect your share of the profits.
Four steps, start to finish.
Choose a project
Each hotel is offered separately, with its own numbers, its own timeline and its own paperwork. You decide which ones interest you.
Review the private placement
Qualifying investors receive the financial model, risk information and legal documents before deciding whether to subscribe.
Receive your shares
Your holding is recorded on an official register. You will receive a statement showing exactly what you own.
Share in what the hotel earns
Profits are distributed annually. Investors are paid before ABIS takes anything.
More than just hotels.
Hotels & Aparthotels
Own a share of the company behind boutique and character hotels across Europe. Professionally managed, with a share of the income and a stake in what the building is worth.
Glamping Projects
Take a stake in premium glamping resorts — geodesic domes, safari tents, eco-cabins — in places modern travellers are actually going.
Cruise Ship Suites
An emerging category: a fractional share of a cruise ship cabin or suite, combining travel with income potential.
Shareholders get the keys, not just the numbers.
Owning part of a hotel should feel like something. Every shareholder is invited to join the Owners' Club — optional, and separate from your investment.
- —25% off the room rate, for as long as you hold your shares
- —First refusal on dates for your own events and celebrations
- —Priority booking ahead of general release
- —An annual owners' weekend at the hotel
- —Your name on the wall in reception, because you helped build it
The club is a membership, not a property right. It gives you a better price when you visit — it does not give you a guaranteed week, and it is not a timeshare.
Be first when the next project opens.
Places are limited. Join the list and you will hear when a qualifying private placement becomes available, with the risks and paperwork needed to make an informed decision.
What you're actually buying.
Common misconceptions.
Company shares
Own shares in the company behind a professionally managed hospitality business.
Nothing to manage
Professionals run the hotel. You own part of it.
Something to enjoy
A shareholder rate, priority booking, and a standing invitation to the place you helped build.
Investments of this kind put your capital at risk. Returns are not guaranteed and you may get back less than you invested. Shares are not readily saleable. This page is for information only and is not an offer to invest; any offer will be made through definitive legal documents, with full risk information.