HPPC launches tender to revive historic Xenia Kalentzi Hotel in Achaia

The property has a total built-up area of 1,431.15 sq m, with a capacity of 22 rooms, and is situated on a plot spanning 8,666 sq m. The tender creates the conditions for its potential reopening through the attraction of private investment and the development of the opportunities offered by the wider area.

The process will be conducted through an electronic auction (e-auction) on the platform www.e-publicrealestate.gr, where interested parties can register, review the participation requirements and obtain the relevant tender documents.

The deadline for submitting participation documentation has been set for Thursday, 25 February 2027.

HPPC’s Strategy for the Development of the Xenia Hotel Portfolio

The tender for Xenia Kalentzi forms part of HPPC’s broader strategy to reactivate its historic portfolio of former Xenia hotel properties. The objective is to reintegrate these assets into Greece’s tourism and development landscape by attracting investments that combine the preservation of their architectural and historical identity with sustainable development.

Since early 2026, HPPC has accelerated the preparation and development procedures for these properties, having initiated processes for a total of eight Xenia hotels, which are either at the tendering stage or undergoing new lease arrangements.

These include the tenders for Xenia Vytina, Komotini, Kozani and now Kalentzi. In the case of Komotini, a preferred bidder has already been selected.

Meanwhile, lease agreements have been signed for Xenia Ouranoupoli and Karteros, while concession agreements have also progressed for Xenia Andros and Mytilene, with Andros Municipality and the University of the Aegean, respectively.

Through these initiatives, HPPC aims to transform a significant portfolio of historic properties into new investment opportunities, while supporting tourism activity and generating additional economic value for local communities.