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TERMINAL 2 LINKED HOTEL DEVELOPMENT
HIGHLIGHTS
Ready to go opportunity to develop and operate a full service 402 bedroom 4 star hotel directly A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP, INTERNATIONALLY BRAND AND OPERATE A
connected to Terminal 2 Dublin Airport. Full planning permission on a prime 0.81 acre site owned
by Dublin Airport. Savills now seek expressions of interest for the development and operation of TERMINAL LINKED HOTEL AT THE FASTEST GROWING MAJOR AIRPORT IN EUROPE.
this hotel, which will be developed under a Finance, Build, Operate and Transfer (FBOT) model.
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DUBLIN AIRPORT THE HOTEL DEVELOPMENT
Terminal 2 opened in 2010 Less than 100m from Terminal 2 IRISH
25 million passengers in 2015, up 15% on 2014 Walking distance from Terminal 1 accessible through EMPLOYMENT FORECAST STRONG DUBLIN TOP 10 “BORN ON
Fastest growing major airport in Europe covered walkway GROWTH OF 2.9% 9.6M VISITOR REVPAR GROWTH, THE INTERNET
Passenger numbers are up 12% YTD 2016
Planning for 22,840 sq m 11 storey hotel FASTEST ARRIVALS IN 2016 23% IN 2015 & 2016 COMPANIES”
The only major European airport with 402 bedrooms, 27 sq m average size
IN WESTERN UP 12% FORECAST OF 20% BASED IN DUBLIN
EUROPE
US Pre-Clearance
Significant F&B opportunities and extensive meeting room capacity
RevPAR grew by 27% in 2015 in Dublin Airport Area Hotels
The best hotel development site in Ireland
2 3
IN 2015, DUBLIN HANDLED
OVER 1M CONNECTING
PASSENGERS FOR THE FIRST TIME
HISTORIC TRAFFIC
AT DUBLIN AIRPORT
In 2016, this will reach 1.3m, driven by Aer Lingus
30
development of Dublin as a gateway. Since 2014,
Aer Lingus added the following long-haul routes:
25
Passengers (Millions)
2014
20
TORONTO & 15
SAN FRANCISCO 10
5
2015 0
WASHINGTON DC 1986 1988 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 Est
Pax (Millions) Linear Pax (Millions)
2016
LOS ANGELES,
HARTFORD & NEWARK CONNECTING PASSENGERS
AT DUBLIN AIRPORT
LONG HAUL TRAFFIC ALSO RECORDED SIGNIFICANT 1.4
1.2
GROWTH SINCE 2010 AND ALL THREE MAJOR US 1.0
Millions
CARRIERS NOW OPERATE FROM DUBLIN: 0.8
As an island nation, with an open economy, global connectivity 0.6
is critical to Ireland and Dublin Airport handles almost
70% of all Irish air traffic. VOTED NO.1 EUROPEAN 0.4
0.2
AIRPORT FOR United Airlines (3 routes) 0.0
Dublin Airport recorded very strong growth during the last 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
2 years, with annual passenger numbers increasing by PASSENGER SERVICE IN Exp
over 3m pa in 2015. 2015 (15-25M PAX)
Delta (2 routes & adding Boston in 2017)
Passenger numbers are up 12% YTD 2016.
DUBLIN AIRPORT WAS THE 2016 WORLD ROUTES
LONG HAUL PASSENGER
In 2016 Airport traffic exceeded 100,000 daily passengers
AWARD WINNER FOR AIRPORTS IN THE 20-50 American Airlines (4 routes)
GROWTH AT DUBLIN
4 times. 47 days in 2016 were busier than the previous
busiest day ever. MILLION PASSENGERS PER YEAR CATEGORY 4.0
Air Canada operates two Dublin routes, while Etihad and
Dublin Airport is home to Aer Lingus (IAG), Ryanair (the 3.0
Emirates fly twice daily to the Middle East. In 2015, Dublin
Millions
world’s largest international carrier) and 35 other Airlines.
obtained its first scheduled service to sub-Saharan Africa with 2.0
Dublin to London - second busiest international air Ethiopian Airlines flying to Addis Ababa 3 times a week. 1.0
Terminals 1 and 2 and the airport business community route in the world
on your doorstep. 0.0
The only major European airport with US pre-clearance 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
A vibrant, established and connected business community. Terminal 2 opened in 2010 MORE CONNECTING PASSENGERS ARRIVING Exp
Parallel Runway and Airport Masterplan cater for IN DUBLIN AND STAYING FOR UP TO 2 NIGHTS
Strategic and established commercial hub. future growth BEFORE CONTINUING THEIR JOURNEY.
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PHASE 1
ACCESS
DUBLIN AIRPORT PHASE 2
CENTRAL DUBLIN AIRPORT
2,268 CENTRAL
SPACE
CAR PARK
Dublin Airport is only 11.5km from Dublin City Centre and HOTEL SITE MALDRON
HOTEL
DGE
benefits from the best transport links in Ireland:
BRI
M1 (2km) TERMINAL 1 RADISSON HOTEL
K
LIN
North to Belfast (90 minutes) and south to city centre, 20
minutes via Port Tunnel.
M50 (5km)
Dublin’s orbital motorway, which links the airport to all
major destinations:
M2 (North West) - Derry
M4 (West) - Galway TERMINAL 2
M7/8/9 (South West) - Cork, Limerick & Waterford
M11 (South) - Waterford & Wexford
HIGH PROFILE SITE IN THE
HEART OF DUBLIN AIRPORT
M1
M3
M2 1. Glasnevin Cemetery Museum TRANSPORTATION
2. Dublin Zoo
N3 M50 3. Trinity College
O VER 1,400 LOCAL,
URBAN & NATIONAL
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4. Croke Park
1 4 5. 3Arena BUS AND COACH
M4 N4 2
12
6
9
5
6. Convention Centre Dublin DEPARTURES DAILY
3 7 7. Bord Gáis Energy Theatre
8
CAR HIRE
8. Aviva Stadium Planned Metro North Rail line linking Dublin
DUBLIN Airport to City Centre is currently on hold.
9. Dublin Port Tunnel
N7
TO
10. DCU - Dublin City University erminals 1 & 2 are within walking
T
M7/M8/M9
N81
distance served by a covered walkway.
11. National Aquatic Centre
N11
12. Old Jameson Distillery
M50
6 7
DUBLIN AIRPORT
CENTRAL
DUBLIN AIRPORT HAS A LONG
TERM VISION TO ACCOMMODATE
FUTURE PASSENGER GROWTH OF T2 Ho
tel
UP TO 55M PER ANNUM
DUBLIN AIRPORT CENTRAL*
Create a Business Campus at Dublin Airport. Works
commenced in 2015
ewly refurbished ONE Dublin Airport Central fully let to ESB
N
International
direct link from the new office campus to the Terminal 2
A
Hotel link bridge is planned
Zone 1 Masterplan
VIBRANT BUSINESS COMMUNITY
A virtual Dublin Airport Central “Chamber of Commerce”
Dedicated tenant focused property team
arge corporate network at Dublin Airport including
L
SR Technics, An Post, Boeing, Aer Lingus Head Office
and many more
*Source: Dublin Airport Central Draft Masterplan February 2016
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TERMINAL 2 DUBLIN AIRPORT
LINKED HOTEL HOTELS RECORDED
STRONG REVPAR
High profile site with an impressive 11 floor hotel (40m tall) GROWTH OF 27%
Full grant of planning until 24th March 2019
The link corridor connecting T2 arrivals & departures, ground
IN 2015
transportation and 2,268 space short term car park passes the YTD September 2016 RevPAR growth
hotel at main reception floor of 19%.
Ground Level
Road frontage, alternative entrance, fitness suite, retail, ancillary and
extensive back of house.
IN 2014,
1st floor MONTHLY OCCUPANCY
WAS OVER 90%
Meetings & Events floor providing extensive meeting room capacity
and F&B opportunities.
2nd floor
Main hotel entrance, reception and open plan restaurant and bar.
FOR 4 MONTHS
Dublin Airport Hotels monthly occupancy
Upper floors levels of more than 90% were achieved
402 Bedrooms with an average area of 27 sq m, including 6 suites. in four months of 2014, increasing to six
Upper floors will have stunning views of the airport, sea, city and months in 2015 and seven months this year.
mountains.
Source: STR Global
SCHEDULE OF ACCOMMODATION
Floor Function Area sq m
Ground Roadside entrance, Fitness, Retail & Back of House 2,475
1st Meetings & Events / F&B 2,737
Level access to Terminal 2 through concourse, Main
2nd 2,494
Hotel Entrance, Reception and F&B
3rd to 10th 402 Bedrooms & Suites 1,910 to 1,839
Total 22,840
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THE MARKET:
IRELAND
IRELAND CONTINUES TO DELIVER A STRONG
PERFORMANCE IN ECONOMIC, CORPORATE
AND LEISURE METRICS.
Ireland was Europe’s fastest growing economy in 2014 and 2015. Latest estimates reveal FINAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE AND GROSS CAPITAL FORMATION (Q2 ‘15 - Q2 ‘16)
Ireland’s domestic economy is growing at a faster rate than any other country in Europe.
8
This is supported by strong jobs growth of 2.9% pa and reduced government deficit
which allows for increased expenditure and more robust capital investment. 7
6
5
SIGNIFICANT SHARE THE ONLY ENGLISH % CHANGE Y/Y 4
OF EUROPEAN FDI SPEAKING COUNTRY 3
(FOREIGN DIRECT IN THE EUROZONE 2
INVESTMENT) (339M PEOPLE)
1
0
Germany
Italy
Hungary
Ireland
Romania
Sweden
Estonia
Latvia
Croatia
Serbia
Spain
Macedonia
Malta
Bulgaria
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Poland
Slovenia
Finland
Slovakia
Lithuania
Denmark
Austria
Portugal
Czech Republic
Greece
United Kingdom
20% of new US investment in Europe
comes to Ireland.
Source: Eurostat
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THE MARKET:
DUBLIN
IRELAND’S POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL CENTRE,
IS A LIVELY AND CONTEMPORARY CAPITAL BRIMMING
WITH PERSONALITY AND CHARM.
With 1.9m people (greater area), Dublin benefited from significant
investment in recent years. Vibrant and affordable, Dublin attracts
the world’s top creative talent, who aspire to work in the tech TOP DUBLIN ATTRACTIONS 2015 VISITOR NUMBERS
capital of Europe. It offers a city with a sense of history, creativity,
a lively mixed-use city center, diverse retail offerings and multiple
leisure activities on a much smaller footprint than megacity rivals. 1.9 MILLION Guinness Storehouse 1,498,124
POPULATION
Excellent standard of living supporting a positive work/ life balance. Dublin Zoo 1,105,005
Thriving social scene, proving integral for networking.
National Aquatic Centre 991,554
Thousand-year history and Georgian elegance, Dublin attracts tourists
from all corners of the globe.
9.6 MILLION OVERSEAS Book of Kells, Trinity College 767,996
Dublin’s cultural offering and global reputation for hospitality makes it a VISITORS IN 2016 (F)
highly popular tourist destination. In 2015, Ireland welcomed a record
St Patricks Cathedral 532,042
8.6m overseas visitors.
Infrastructure improvements have further boosted Dublin’s appeal,
Jameson Distillery 282,056
these include:
Aviva Stadium Croke Park Stadium Bord Gais Theatre 3Arena
THE ONLY ENGLISH SPEAKING Source: Fáilte Ireland
Improvements to the M50, Dublin’s primary orbital motorway and
on-going cross city Luas line.
CAPITAL IN THE EUROZONE
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THE MARKET:
DUBLIN DUBLIN HOSTS:
The Dublin Docklands or ‘Silicon Docks’ is home to a thriving creative European headquarters for more than
tech industry. Start-ups, scale-ups and established global corporations 1,200 international companies
compete for skilled employees, which a vibrant city like Dublin attracts.
More than 50% of the world’s leading
A combination of high-quality urban environments, a young & highly
financial services firms
educated workforce, favourable regulatory environment (including 12.5%
corporation tax) and affordable property costs. 9 out of the top 10 global ICT companies
9 out of the top 10 global pharmaceutical
Dublin has emerged as a haven for creative talent. It is a highly attractive companies
investment location and is the EMEA headquarters of many of the world’s
major companies. All of the top 10 “born on the internet”
companies
EVENTS:
DUBLIN IS CONSIDERED ‘EUROPE’S SILICON VALLEY’ Dublin Airport works with Ireland’s leading
tourism operators including Fáilte Ireland,
promoting Dublin, the Region and the nation
as the key provider of tourist visitation.
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IRISH HOTEL PERFORMANCE AFFORDABLE DUBLIN
OVERSEAS ARRIVALS 10,000
EUROPEAN CITIES ADR 2015
9,000
In 2015, the number of foreign residents 8,000 Dublin remains relatively inexpensive compared to other European Capitals
visiting Ireland exceeded the previous high with the city average daily rate (ADR) ranked 15th among European Cities.
7,000
achieved in 2007, with 8.6 million visitors,
up 13.7% on 2014. 6,000
5,000
January to September 2016 arrivals were 4,000
270
up 12% on prior year. If full year 2016
240
growth is 12%, then arrivals would total 3,000
9.6m in 2016. 2,000 210
1,000 180
0
ADR (EURO)
150
2008
2009
2010
2011
2011
2013
2014
2015
2016 (F)
120
90
Great Britain Other Europe USA & Canada Other Areas
60
30
0
Tel Aviv
Moscow
Warsaw
Manchester
Rome
Geneva
Paris
Zurich
London
Milan
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Barcelona
Frankfurt
Edinburgh
Istanbul
Athens
Dublin
Brussels
Vienna
Helsinki
Madrid
Berlin
Lisbon
Prague
Bucharest
Budapest
Saing Petersburg
Sofia
Vilnius
Bratislava
DUBLIN HOTEL PERFORMANCE €160 100%
2007 TO 2018F €140
90%
80%
€120
STR reported very strong RevPAR growth in 70%
€100
EUROPEAN REVPAR 2015
Occupancy
2015 (+23.4%) with high occupancies now 60%
ADR
allowing for ADR to finally exceed the 2007 €80 50%
level. Average occupancy in Dublin was €60
40%
Dublin achieved Occupancy of 82% in 2015, second only to London.
82% in 2015 at an ADR of €112. 30%
€40 Dublin places 12th overall in European city RevPAR rankings.
Forecast RevPAR growth in 2016 is 20% & 20%
7% in 2017. €20 10%
€0 0%
A competitive set for Dublin Airport hotels 225
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016 (f)
2017 (f)
2018 (f)
had RevPAR growth of 19% September
200
YTD 2016.
ADR Occupancy 175
Source: STR 150
REVPAR (EURO)
125
100
75
HOTEL BRANDS 50
In comparison to similar sized international 25
cities, Dublin is relatively under-subscribed
0
from a brand perspective. This is an
Tel Aviv
Warsaw
Moscow
Manchester
Rome
Paris
Geneva
London
Zurich
Milan
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Edinburgh
Barcelona
Dublin
Frankfurt
Istanbul
Athens
Brussels
Vienna
Berlin
Lisbon
Helsinki
Madrid
Prague
Budapest
Bucharest
Saint Petersburg
Vilnius
Sofia
Bratislava
excellent opportunity for a major brand to
enter Dublin at the highest profile location.
18 19DUBLIN AIRPORT HOTEL PERFORMANCE DUBLIN HOTEL DEVELOPMENT
LIMITED DUBLIN HOTEL PIPELINE
DUBLIN AIRPORT HOTELS RECORDED STRONG REVPAR MONTHLY OCCUPANCY LEVELS OF MORE THAN 90% WERE
GROWTH OF 27% IN 2015 AND 19% YTD ACHIEVED IN FOUR MONTHS OF 2014, INCREASING TO SIX According to the ITIC, Dublin needs an additional 5,000 hotel bedrooms by 2020. However, the real pipeline in Dublin
is small and growing from a zero base. The seven years from 2009 to 2015 saw just 4 new hotel openings.
SEPTEMBER 2016, NOW DRIVEN MAINLY BY ADR. MONTHS IN 2015 AND SEVEN MONTHS THIS YEAR.
2010 2013 2014 2015
THE GIBSON THE MARKER THE DEAN THE TEMPLE BAR INN
4 DUBLIN 1 DUBLIN 2 DUBLIN 2 DUBLIN 2
5
DUBLIN RD
252 Bedrooms 187 Bedrooms 52 Bedrooms 99 Bedrooms
NAUL RD
L3132
TERMINAL 2
MALAHIDE RD
LINK HOTEL In 2016, Savills expect Dublin room supply to grow by 1.4% mainly due to:
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HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS MORAN RED COW THE NORTH STAR CLYDE COURT HOTEL
L31
R108
DUBLIN 1 DUBLIN 22 (EXTENSION) DUBLIN 1 (EXTENSION) DUBLIN 4 (CLOSED)
1
2
BASKIN LN
202 Bedrooms 152 Bedrooms 78 Bedrooms 185 Bedrooms
RD
R108 OPENED OCTOBER 2016 PHASED OPENING H2 2016 DUE TO OPEN LATE 2016 CLOSED JANUARY 2016
DS
OR
SW
M1
D
RD
AUGH R
3
HIDE
DUBLIN PIPELINE 2016 TO 2018
MALA
CLONSH
R108
6
750
M50
R13
9
550
S RD
8 7 10
ORD
SW
350
0
9
M5
SAN
TRY
RD
AVE
IDE
150
DS RD
LAH
R108
MA
SWOR
MAP HOTEL NAME KM TO AIRPORT STAR BEDROOMS -150
Terminal 2 Linked Hotel Terminal 4 402
-350
1 Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport 0.4 4 251
2 Radisson Blu Hotel Dublin Airport 0.5 4 229
-550
3 Carlton Hotel Dublin Airport 1.7 4 100 Dublin 1 Dublin 2 Dublin 4 Dublin 6 Dublin 8 Dublin 22 Dublin Airport
4 Travelodge - Dublin Airport North Swords Hotel 3.7 3 130
New Rooms 2016 New Rooms 2017 New Rooms 2018 Source: Savills
5 Premier Inn Dublin Airport Hotel 3.1 3 155
6 Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport 4.6 4 469
7 Holiday Inn Express Dublin Airport 3.3 3 114
Savills expect approximately 1,500 additional A 141 bedroom extension at the Dalata plc. owned Clayton
bedrooms will be added to Dublin hotel supply Hotel Dublin Airport is expected to be the first major
8 Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport 3.3 4 204 between 2016 and 2018, of which the majority will addition to airport bedroom supply, before the expected
9 Metro Hotel Dublin Airport 5.1 3 88 be delivered in 2018. opening of the Terminal 2 linked hotel in late 2019.
10 Hilton Dublin Airport 7.1 4 166
AM:PM predicts less than 950 additional bedrooms (net of closures) in Dublin before 2019.
20 21HOTEL FLOORPLANS
FIRE GAS
FIGHTING METER ESCAPE FIRE
FIGHTING MTG
LIFT STAIR
ROOM LIFT 01
MTG
02 FIRE
EXIT
MTG
03
KITCHEN
MTG
SERVICE YARD
04
MTG
05
GIVE WAY
MTG
SERVICE SERVICE 06
LIFT LIFT
OPERATING
TRANS ROOM RAMP NOT
ROOM
REQUIRED
SWITCH NOW
ROOM
MTG
07
RIGHT RIGHT
TURN ONLY TURN ONLY MULTI - PURPOSE
ROOM MTG
BREAKOUT
BREAKOUT
GIVE WAY
AND 08 RIGHT
AREA CIRCULATION TURN
BEAUTY TREATMENT ONLY
AREA
FACILITY BOTTLE
STORE
MTG
09
KEG
STORE
MTG
GROUND FLOOR* FIRST FLOOR*
10
BIN STORE
LAUNDRY DISABLED
REFUGE
DRY SPACE
GOODS
ACCESS
BARRIER
ACCESS
BARRIER
ACCESS
BARRIER
ACCESS
BARRIER
DROP OFF TOILETS MEETINGS & EVENTS
CROCKERY
SECONDARY ENTRANCE OFFICE AND
CLOAKROOM
FOOD & BEVERAGE
LINEN STORE
CRECHE
HOTEL
STORE
LANES
MERGE
AFTER
BARRIER
LANES
MERGE
AFTER
BARRIER
LANES
MERGE
AFTER
BARRIER
LANES
MERGE
AFTER
BARRIER
LEISURE HOTEL
ACCESS
VOID
OVER CAR PARK
ENTRANCE LEVEL
ACCESS
ROAD ROAD
LIFT LIFT SERVICE
LIFT
STATIONARY
STORE ANCILLARY LIFT SERVICE
LIFT
BREAKOUT
AND
BACK OF HOUSE
LAYBY LAYBY
/ DROP EXT.TERRACE CIRCULATION
/ DROP
OFF HOTEL FOYER OFF AREA
BREAKOUT
GIVE WAY
LIFT LIFT AREA RIGHT
LIFT LIFT
TURN
ONLY
LUGGAGE
STORE
MTG
11
MAINTENANCE
ROOM MTG
12
MEET &
HEALTH AND GREET
WELLNESS FACILITIES
LOST AND
FOUND
MTG
13
GOODS
DROP
OFF
LEISURE AND
FITNESS FACILITY PLANT MTG
ROOM RESTAURANT 10
T2 LINK BRIDGE KITCHEN
FOOTPATH
HOTEL GIFT SHOP
FIRE
FIRE ESCAPE
EXIT STAIR
STORE
STORES
ENTRANCE
PABX ENTRANCE
ROOM PLAZA
PLAZA VIP /
RAMP NOT CREW
REQUIRED LOUNGE
STAFF CHANGES NOW
AND CANTEEN
SERVICE
FIRE LIFT HEIGHT
SERVICE
RESTRICTION
LIFT ESCAPE HEIGHT
SIGN
STAIR RESTRICTION
SIGN
DISABLED
REFUGE
SPACE FIRE
FIGHTING
LIFT
* Internal layout can be amended. * Internal layout can be amended.
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4
50
FIRE
FIGHTING
LIFT
FIRE
FIGHTING
LIFT
49
1
FUTURE BRIDGE
LINK TO GTC 2
FIRE
EXIT
FIRE
EXIT
51
5
3
4
KITCHEN
50
6
49
OPEN KITCHEN 5
6
SERVICE
LIFT 48
47
RESTAURANT 7
48
8
46
TOILETS
45
9
10
47
SECOND FLOOR* TYPICAL BEDROOM
MEET &
GREET 44
43
BAR PUBLIC CONCOURSE TO GTC
CONCOURSE
11
12 WHEELCHAIR
FLOOR*
7
ACCESSIBLE
RECEPTION/ ADMIN
42
VOID +
HOTEL ENTRANCE 41
FLOOR 3 TO 8
RECEPTION
FEATURE STAIR
8 51 BEDROOMS
13
HOTEL
FOYER
PORTER LOBBY / RECEPTION LINEN
ROOM
14
ACCESS
ROAD
HOTEL
ACCESS
ROAD AVERAGE SIZE 27 SQ M
LIFT LIFT SERVICE
LIFT
BAR LIFT LIFT SERVICE
LIFT
FLOOR 9 & 10
LUGGAGE
COFFEE AREA LOBBY 15 WHEELCHAIR
RESTAURANT
ACCESSIBLE
LAYBY EXT.TERRACE LAYBY
/ DROP 16
45 BEDROOMS / 3 SUITES
/ DROP
OFF
OFF FLOOR OVER
SERVICE CONCOURSE FLOOR
LIFT
46
DUCT KIOSK LIFT SERVICE
LIFT DUCT
DISABLED
AVERAGE SUITE SIZE 42 SQ M
All on the same level as
REFUGE
SPACE
17
the link to terminal 2,
45
40 18
ENTRANCE arrivals and car park
LOBBY
pedestrian entrance. 39 19 WHEELCHAIR
ACCESSIBLE
38 20
9
ACCESS TO GTC
(FUTURE)
ACCESS TO T2 37 21
36 22
10
ATM ROOM
35 23
34 24
4 NO. TICKET
T2 LINK BRIDGE VALIDATION MACHINES
T2 LINK BRIDGE
44
FIRE
ESCAPE
FIRE STAIR 33 25
EXIT
32
43
ENTRANCE 26
6 NO. TICKET VALIDATION PLAZA ENTRANCE
MACHINES (BY OTHERS) 27 PLAZA
31
HEIGHT 30
FIRE RESTRICTION HEIGHT
EXIT SIGN RESTRICTION
MEETERS AND GREETERS SEATING SIGN
28
29
DISABLED
11
FIRE
FIGHTING REFUGE
SPACE FIRE
LIFT
FIGHTING
LIFT
* Internal layout can be amended. * Internal layout can be amended.
12 WHEELCHAIR
ACCESSIBLE
24 25TENURE AGENT
The development is being undertaken using an FBOT
(Finance, Build, Operate, Transfer) approach to the Tom Barrett
build and operation of the hotel. +353 (1) 618 1415
tom.barrett@savills.ie
PROCESS & TIMELINE
It is anticipated that an RFI will run from late 2016 Aaron Spring
to early 2017. Based on RFI submissions, it is +353 (1) 618 1446
anticipated that a small number of interested parties aaron.spring@savills.ie
will be issued with an RFT in Q1 2017, with an
anticipated submission date in Q2 2017. Andrew Sherry
+353 (1) 618 1452
andrew.sherry@savills.ie
VIEWING
Strictly by appointment with the sole selling agents,
Savills Hotels & Leisure.
DUBLIN AIRPORT
Lisa Jordan
+353 (87) 356 3027
lisa.jordan@daa.ie
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