Clyde Gateway takes proposed Glasgow hotel project to UK investment market
Urban regeneration company Clyde Gateway is taking a proposed 140-room hotel development in the east-end of Glasgow to the UK investment market, as it eyes a development and operating partner to lead the next phase of Dalmarnock’s regeneration.
The company will showcase the CityWorks hotel opportunity at the Annual Hospitality Conference (AHC) in Manchester.
Situated adjacent to Dalmarnock railway station, CityWorks would deliver a new hospitality space at the centre of the Clyde Gateway Innovation area.
The proposed hotel would be under a minute’s walk from Dalmarnock station, enabling direct rail access to Glasgow city centre, the OVO Hydro and Scottish Event Campus, whilst Celtic Park, Glasgow Green and the Glasgow International Arena are also within walking distance.
Lisa Miller, innovation and engagement manager at Clyde Gateway, said: “Dalmarnock has reached an important point in its transformation.
“For years we have been creating the conditions for investment by remediating land, delivering infrastructure, building homes and employment space, and attracting an exciting community of businesses.
“Now we believe the time is right to add the hospitality offer.”
Miller added: “The theme of this year’s Annual Hospitality Conference, ‘All In: Mastering Risk for Reward’, is particularly relevant to CityWorks.
“Much of the groundwork has already been done.
“Investors can see the transformation for themselves, with a growing residential population, established transport links, major visitor attractions and a thriving business community already in place.”
Andrew Renouf, director of AR Hospitality Consulting, said: “The fundamentals supporting this opportunity are strong.
“Glasgow has seen significant hotel development over the last decade, but demand has largely kept pace with that growth and has actually outstripped new supply since 2022.”
Savills will market the hotel opportunity on behalf of Clyde Gateway.
Steven Fyfe, director at Savills, said: “CityWorks represents an opportunity to establish a significant branded hotel in an area of Glasgow undergoing substantial investment and where existing hotel provision is limited.
“Its combination of connectivity, proximity to major sporting and entertainment venues and an expanding business base gives it access to a broad range of potential demand.”
Clyde Gateway will use AHC to get expressions of interest and start talks with potential partners.







