Extended-stay hotels attract global capital
Key takeaways
- Extended-stay hotels attract global capital Many investors see extended-stay hotels as resilient and adaptable assets with strong long-term growth potential amid economic uncertainty.
- According to Savills’ 2026 hotel outlook, investor appetite for extended-stay formats remains strong as buyers prioritise resilient assets with long-term growth potential.
- The report found that serviced apartments and extended-stay accommodation have become firmly embedded within mainstream hotel investment strategies.
Extended-stay hotels attract global capital Many investors see extended-stay hotels as resilient and adaptable assets with strong long-term growth potential amid economic uncertainty. / Credit: Ian Dewar Photography via Shutterstock shutterstock_2094488887 · Hotel Management Network · Ian Dewar Photography via Shutterstock Mohamed Dabo Tue, May 26, 2026 at 4:20 PM GMT+7 3 min read SVS.L Extended-stay hotels are emerging as one of the most attractive opportunities in global hospitality investment, with investors increasing exposure to serviced apartments, aparthotels and long-stay accommodation as demand accelerates across business, relocation, remote work and leisure travel markets.
Institutional investors, private equity firms and hotel operators are all expanding their interest in the sector, attracted by a business model that combines operational flexibility with relatively stable occupancy levels.
According to Savills’ 2026 hotel outlook, investor appetite for extended-stay formats remains strong as buyers prioritise resilient assets with long-term growth potential.