Almost £10m was lost by the hotel chain that has been ranked as the worst in the UK for nine years in a row while it cut nearly 1,000 jobs, it has been revealed. Turnover at Britannia Hotels also fell by more than £80m during its latest financial year, according to newly-filed documents.
The chain's Manchester locations include the Sachas Hotel, Britannia Hotel and Britannia Airport Hotel. Its other Greater Manchester hotels also include Britannia Wigan Hotel, Britannia Bolton Hotel and Britannia Hotel Stockport.
According to newly-filed documents with Companies House, the Cheshire-headquartered business posted a pre-tax loss of £9.5m for the 12 months to March 31, 2021, compared to a profit of £13.7m in the prior year. Its turnover also fell from £120.4m to £38.3m over the same period.
