Nick Gordon

Nick GordonGordon Hotels Ltd owns The Queens Hotel in Bournemouth. With its head office in Tunbridge wells, GHL was formed in 2006 with a view to purchasing hotels, the first being The Queens Hotel. The Hotel has proved to be extremely successful. With its 109 rooms, conference, leisure and spa facilities, 70 staff and multi million pound turnover, it continually goes from strength to strength and  proves to be one of the most successful hotels in Bournemouth.

Nick Gordon owned a successful string of restaurants.  In 2000 Nick sold these and decided to retire, but after a few years wanted to have a business that his family could be involved in and Gordon Hotels was formed.  Nick’s early career was with BMW and he has an interest and passion for cars and aircraft and is a fully qualified helicopter pilot having flown in many countries around the world. Nick also enjoys playing tennis.

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