Selected Investments
BDH’s senior executives have led a wide range of landmark hospitality investments across Latin America and Europe, managing the full asset cycle from land acquisition and entitlement to development, stabilization, and strategic exit. The selected transactions below reflect the team’s deep sector expertise and track record of value creation through disciplined execution, brand partnerships, and operational performance.
The Cape, a Thompson Hotel
- Investment Type: Development
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Investment Year: 2012
- Exit: 2018
Four Seasons Mexico City
- Investment Type: Acquisition and repositioning
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Investment Year: 2013
- Exit: 2020
Banyan Tree Mayakoba
- Investment Type: Acquisition, development and repositioning
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Investment Year : 2016
- Exit: 2020
Fairmont Mayakoba
- Investment Type: Acquisition, and repositioning
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Investment Year : 2016
- Exit: 2020
Rosewood Mayakoba
- Investment Type: Acquisition, and repositioning
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Investment Year : 2016
- Exit: 2020
Andaz Mayakoba
- Investment Type: Development
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Investment Year : 2016
- Exit: 2020
Rosewood Villa Magna
- Investment Type: Acquisition, and repositioning
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Investment Year : 2018
- Exit: 2020
One&Only Mandarina
- Investment Type: Development
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Investment Year : 2020
- Exit: 2020
Six Senses Xala
- Investment Type: Development
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Investment Year: 2024
- Current Investment
Madrid Alcalá 44
- Investment Type: Acquisition and
repositioning -
Investment Year: 2024
- Current Investment
Highlights, Recognitions & Outcomes
Asset
One&Only Mandarina
The Cape, a Thompson Hotel
Rosewood Villa Magna
Mayakoba Portfolio (four assets)
Six Senses Xala
Madrid Alcalá 44
Highlights, Recognitions & Outcomes
Increased NOI by 47% between 2013 and 2019
Named Best Hotel in North America by The World’s 50 Best Hotels
Awarded “Real Estate Investment of the Year” by AMEXCAP (Mexican Association of Private Equity)
Acquired in 2018 with a rebranding vision, Rosewood was brought in as operator in 2019. This strategic repositioning, paired with a renovation completed in 2022, led to an ADR increase of approximately 61% by 2023
First luxury hotel portfolio exit in Mexico backed by institutional capital
“Xala is the absolute convergence of all the Six Senses brand in an extraordinary location and in collaboration with world-class developers.” Neil Jacobs, former Six Senses CEO
Besant Capital […] acquired Alcalá 44, a landmark building in the heart of Madrid, […] showcasing the investors’ commitment to prime assets with historical relevance […] and transformative potential.” (Iberian Property, 2024)
