Plans for 25-bed HMO at Preston hotel with declining occupancy
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Sept, 22:44 · Archive
A Preston hotel facing declining occupancy is planned to be converted into a 25-bed house in multiple occupation.
The hotel's occupancy rates have fallen significantly, with the business describing itself as 'unviable'. The hotel says the number of rooms required by the council has dropped by 70 per cent. The conversion to a house in multiple occupation has been proposed as an alternative use for the building.
How it is being reported
- Huge 25-bed HMO planned for 'unviable' Preston hotel after occupancy fallsLancsLive · 23 Sept, 14:34
- Mega-HMO planned for 'unviable' Preston hotel where guest numbers have plummetedChorley Guardian · 23 Sept, 08:07
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