The asset is located between Heathrow Airport and Windsor and has 382 rooms, as well as meeting rooms, on-site parking, gym and multiple food and beverage outlets.

Sukhi, who founded Gold Care Homes in 1999 and oversees 45 sites today, said this marked the group’s expansion into the hospitality sector.

“The hotel’s location, operational potential and strong brand made it an ideal opportunity, and we see clear avenues for enhancing both guest experience and long-term performance,” he said.

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“OakNorth demonstrated a deep understanding of our vision and moved quickly to structure a facility that supported our objectives. We’re delighted to have partnered with them on this transaction."

Deepesh Thakrar, managing director of debt finance at OakNorth, added: “With 2025 Heathrow passenger volumes forecast to surpass the airport’s record-breaking 2024 levels, demand for high-quality accommodation in the local market continues to strengthen.

“The Delta Hotels by Marriott Heathrow Windsor is therefore exceptionally well placed, benefiting from its scale, brand and strategic location.

“We’re delighted to support Sukhi on this acquisition and look forward to the hotel’s continued success under his ownership."