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Introducing: hub by Premier Inn reception 2 hub by Premier Inn hub by Premier Inn is a new concept in city centre hotels from Whitbread. Compact, contemporary and connected, hub hotels are an innovation in high quality, great value hotel design and are all about taking the comfort, convenience and consistency of Premier Inn and putting it into a smaller package. 3 13 hotels trading in London and Edinburgh 4 Features of hub by Premier Inn P rovides rooms at an affordable price in connected, central locations with high footfall Offers contemporary style combined with excellent connectivity S pace-efficient design with compact bedrooms meticulously designed around guests needs Modern food and beverage and lounge area Successful format which appeals to business and leisure travellers Very positive guest feedback and Trip Advisor scores 5 hub by Premier Inn room (standard room) 6 hub by Premier Inn hub by Premier Inn typical bedroom size from 11.4m2 hub by Premier Inn typical bedroom gross internal area 11.4m2 Premier Inn typical bedroom gross internal area 21.3m2 7 hub by Premier Inn room (larger room) 8 hub by Premier Inn room sizes 9 Food and beverage and lounge offer 10 Expanding hub by Premier Inn 13 hub by Premier Inn hotels open and trading in London and Edinburgh 1 8 secured hub by Premier Inn sites in total T argeting prime locations across London and other UK cities including: Bath, Birmingham, Bournemouth, Brighton, Bristol, Cambridge, Dublin, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Norwich, Oxford and York S eeking locations offering between 16,000 sq ft and 40,000 sq ft – freehold, leasehold, standalone, office-to-hotel conversions or as part of mixed-use developments S ubstantial growth potential and property requirements 11 hub by Premier Inn check-in 12 18 secured hub by Premier Inn sites OPEN Edinburgh, Haymarket Ba nk, City of London Edinburgh, Rose Street C ovent Garden Edinburgh, Royal Mile F ulham Goodge Street SECURED PIPELINE K ing’s Cross Farringdon S horeditch Marylebone Soho Camden Spitalfields, Brick Lane Paddington Tower Bridge Westminster, St James’s Park Westminster, Westminster Abbey 13 Tower Bridge 14 Westminster, St James’s Park 15 King’s Cross 16 Royal Mile, Edinburgh 17 Goodge Street 18 Westminster Abbey 19 Bank, City of London 20 Contact us if you have an opportunity Alex Flach UK Development Director [email protected] Derek Griffin Head of Acquisitions [email protected] whitbread.co.uk Whitbread Property 21 Thank you 22.

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