Raffles Hotels & ResortsRaffles Hotels & Resorts

Company Name: Raffles Hotels & Resorts
Legal Company Name: Not publicly disclosed as a standalone current legal entity under the Raffles Hotels & Resorts brand
Trading / Brand Name: Raffles; Raffles Hotels & Resorts; Raffles Hotels, Resorts & Residences
Primary PrivateJetia Category: Luxury Travel & Lifestyle
Secondary Categories: Hotels; Luxury Resorts; Branded Residences; Concierge & Guest Services; VIP Destinations; Luxury Hospitality
Company Type: Global luxury hospitality brand within Accor
Industry: Luxury Hospitality, Hotels, Resorts & Branded Residences
Year Founded: 1887
Founder(s): Sarkies brothers, four Persian-Armenian hoteliers who established the original Raffles Hotel in Singapore
Brand Headquarters: New York, New York, United States, according to the company’s current LinkedIn profile
Historic Home / Founding Location: Singapore
Country: United States for current brand headquarters listing; Singapore for founding and flagship heritage
Geographic Markets Served: Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East, Indian Ocean and North America
Official Website: Raffles Hotels & Resorts
Company Status: Active, Accor-owned hospitality brand
Parent Company: Accor SA
Subsidiaries / Major Related Companies: Raffles is part of Accor’s Luxury & Lifestyle portfolio and is managed alongside Fairmont under the leadership of CEO Omer Acar. Raffles also operates a branded-residences platform.
PrivateJetia Verification Status: Verified, with selected corporate fields classified separately where only company-reported information is available

Accor reported 25 Raffles hotels and 3,905 rooms as of June 30, 2026. (Accor Group)

2. Executive Company Overview

Raffles Hotels & Resorts is a global luxury hospitality brand founded in Singapore in 1887 and now operating within Accor’s Luxury & Lifestyle division. Its business centers on luxury hotels, destination resorts, branded residences, food and beverage, wellness, private events, personalized concierge services and the brand’s long-established butler-service concept. Current Raffles destinations extend across Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, the Indian Ocean and North America, while its brand management organization identifies New York as its headquarters. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

For PrivateJetia’s audience, Raffles is relevant not because it owns, manages or charters business aircraft, but because it operates at the hospitality end of the premium travel chain used by private-aircraft owners, family offices, executives and affluent international travelers. Its portfolio includes urban hotels in cities such as Singapore, London, Paris, Boston, Istanbul, Dubai and Doha as well as destination properties in Bali, Seychelles, Udaipur, Sentosa and the Red Sea. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

The brand’s operating proposition combines accommodation with restaurants and bars, spas and wellness, destination experiences, event facilities, travel arrangements, concierge support and residential hospitality. Certain Raffles offers expressly include airport transfers, while individual properties provide concierge teams capable of assisting with travel arrangements and personalized requests. These activities can support passengers moving between private aviation terminals, destination transportation and accommodation, but Raffles itself should not be classified as an aircraft operator, charter broker, FBO or aviation-services provider. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

The scale of the Raffles portfolio has accelerated under Accor ownership. Accor reported 25 hotels and 3,905 rooms at June 30, 2026, compared with the March 2026 Accor Brandbook’s year-end 2025 disclosure of 20-plus hotels, more than 3,735 rooms and a development pipeline exceeding ten hotels and 1,670 rooms. (Accor Group)

3. Key Facts at a Glance

Founded: 1887
Founding Location: Singapore
Founder: Sarkies brothers
Current Brand Headquarters: New York, New York, according to Raffles’ LinkedIn company profile
Parent Company: Accor SA
CEO, Raffles & Fairmont: Omer Acar
Primary Business: Luxury hotels, resorts and branded residences
Portfolio: 25 hotels
Rooms: 3,905
Portfolio Data Date: June 30, 2026
Geographic Reach: Five principal geographic groupings on the Raffles website: Asia-Pacific, Europe, Indian Ocean, Middle East and North America
Current Sovereign-Country Presence Displayed: Approximately 16 countries, with Macau presented within the China portfolio
Residences: Dedicated branded-residential business in multiple international markets
Aircraft Fleet: None identified
AOC / Part 135 / Part 145: Not applicable to the hospitality brand
Private Aviation Relevance: Luxury accommodation, concierge, airport-transfer coordination, destination hospitality, residential hospitality and executive/VIP travel support
Website: raffles.com

Portfolio and room figures are Accor-reported as of June 30, 2026. (Accor Group)

4. Services & Capabilities

Primary Services

Luxury Hotel Accommodation
Raffles operates landmark urban hotels and luxury destination properties across multiple international markets. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Luxury Resorts
The portfolio includes resort properties such as Raffles Bali, Raffles Seychelles, Raffles Sentosa Singapore and Raffles The Palm Dubai. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Branded Residences
Raffles develops and services branded residential offerings. Current examples include Bali, Boston Back Bay, The OWO in London, Jakarta and Jeddah. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Butler Services
Personalized Raffles Butler service is a documented signature of the brand and is provided across the portfolio in various forms. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Concierge Services

Dining and Food & Beverage

Spa and Wellness Services

Destination Experiences

Meetings and Private Events

Celebrations and Special Occasions

Travel-Advisor Booking Support

Airport Transfer Arrangements
Airport transfers are included in or associated with selected Raffles packages and can also be coordinated at property level.

Specialized Capabilities

  • Luxury suite and villa accommodation
  • Private-pool villa accommodation at selected resorts
  • High-touch butler support
  • Residential concierge
  • Housekeeping and in-residence dining for selected branded residences
  • Valet and transportation coordination at applicable properties
  • Personalized destination itineraries
  • Airport-transfer coordination
  • Corporate and executive accommodation
  • Private dining
  • Boardroom and meeting facilities at selected properties
  • Wellness and spa programming
  • High-end event and celebration management
  • Long-stay and residential hospitality
  • Travel-advisor distribution through the wider Accor platform

The OWO Residences, for example, documents dedicated concierge, valet parking, housekeeping, in-residence dining and private business/meeting facilities. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

5. Industries & Client Types Served

Raffles serves the luxury travel and hospitality market rather than a specifically aviation-industry customer base. Relevant client types include:

  • UHNW individuals
  • Affluent leisure travelers
  • Private aircraft passengers
  • Family offices arranging principal travel
  • Executives and corporate travelers
  • Business owners
  • Luxury travel advisors
  • Travel-management companies
  • Event and meeting organizers
  • Private residence owners
  • Luxury-property buyers
  • International leisure travelers
  • Couples and families
  • Government, diplomatic and institutional guests where individual property circumstances require
  • Corporate groups

Private Aviation Interpretation: Aircraft owners, charter passengers and flight departments can reasonably be users of Raffles properties, but Raffles does not publicly position itself as an aviation-specific service provider.

6. Geographic Coverage

Headquarters Country: United States, according to the brand’s current LinkedIn profile
State: New York
City: New York
Full Brand Headquarters Address: Precise street address not publicly established through the authoritative sources reviewed; LinkedIn lists New York, NY 10022.
Historic Headquarters / Flagship Location: Raffles Singapore, 1 Beach Road, Singapore 189673. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Current Destination Markets Displayed by Raffles

Asia-Pacific

  • China: Shenzhen, Hainan, Macau
  • Singapore: Singapore, Sentosa
  • Cambodia: Phnom Penh, Siem Reap
  • Philippines: Makati/Manila
  • India: Udaipur, Jaipur
  • Indonesia: Bali, Jakarta

Europe

  • Turkey: Istanbul
  • United Kingdom: London
  • France: Paris
  • Poland: Warsaw

Indian Ocean

  • Seychelles: Praslin Island

Middle East

  • Bahrain
  • Qatar: Doha
  • United Arab Emirates: Dubai and Palm Jumeirah
  • Saudi Arabia: Makkah, Jeddah and Red Sea

North America

  • United States: Boston

The current Raffles destination directory supports this geographic footprint. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Regions Served: Global
Operational Scope: Global

Airports Served: Not applicable as an aviation operator. Individual hotels arrange transportation and airport transfers, but Raffles does not publish an aviation airport network.

ICAO Codes: Not applicable
IATA Codes: Not applicable

7. Aircraft Expertise

Aircraft Categories: Not applicable
Aircraft Manufacturers: No verified aviation OEM relationships identified as part of Raffles’ core business
Aircraft Models: Not applicable
Aircraft Sales or Acquisition Expertise: None identified
Aircraft Management: None identified
Aircraft Charter: None identified
Flight Operations: None identified

Private Aviation Relevance

Raffles belongs in PrivateJetia’s Luxury Travel & Lifestyle ecosystem rather than an operational aviation category.

Its relevance is primarily:

  • destination accommodation following private aircraft travel;
  • hotel-to-airport transfer coordination;
  • concierge assistance;
  • executive travel;
  • UHNW leisure travel;
  • branded residences in private-aviation-heavy cities and destinations;
  • hospitality support for principals, families and executive parties.

No evidence reviewed supports classifying Raffles as a charter operator, charter broker, flight-support company, FBO or aircraft-management organization.

8. Fleet Information

Total Fleet Size: Not applicable
Owned Aircraft: None publicly identified as part of Raffles Hotels & Resorts’ operating business
Managed Aircraft: None
Charter Aircraft: None
Aircraft Categories: Not applicable
Major Manufacturers: Not applicable
Notable Models: Not applicable
Average Fleet Age: Not applicable
Fleet Geographic Distribution: Not applicable

Verification Note: No Raffles aviation fleet should be inferred from the luxury travel profile of its clientele.

9. Company Statistics

Founded: 1887 — Raffles / Accor — current corporate history (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Years Since Founding: Approximately 139 years as of 2026

Hotels: 25 — Accor — June 30, 2026 (Accor Group)

Rooms: 3,905 — Accor — June 30, 2026 (Accor Group)

Previous Network Disclosure: 20+ hotels / 3,735+ rooms — Accor Brandbook — December 31, 2025 (Accor Assets)

Development Pipeline at December 31, 2025: 10+ hotels / 1,670+ rooms — Accor Brandbook (Accor Assets)

LinkedIn Company Size Classification: 5,001–10,000 employees — company LinkedIn profile, 2026 (LinkedIn)

Individuals Associating Themselves with Raffles on LinkedIn: approximately 3,700 at the time reviewed. This should not be interpreted as an audited employee count. (LinkedIn)

Countries / Sovereign Markets Represented by Current Properties: Approximately 16 based on the active portfolio displayed by Raffles in September 2026.

Revenue: Not separately publicly disclosed for Raffles Hotels & Resorts

Brand-Level Profit: Not publicly disclosed

Funding: Not applicable as an independently funded company; Raffles is part of Accor.

Clients Served Annually: Not publicly disclosed

Occupancy: Not publicly disclosed at brand level

Number of Residences: No consolidated current brand-wide completed-unit figure located. Individual projects disclose unit counts.

Examples:

  • Raffles Residences Bali: 28 residences
  • Raffles Residences Boston Back Bay: 146 residences
  • The OWO Residences by Raffles: 85 residences
  • Raffles Residences Jakarta: 80 residences

(Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

10. Certifications & Regulatory Status

Raffles Hotels & Resorts is a hospitality brand, so aviation regulatory approvals such as the following are not applicable:

Air Operator Certificate: Not applicable
FAA Part 135: Not applicable
FAA Part 145: Not applicable
EASA AOC: Not applicable
IS-BAO: Not applicable
IS-BAH: Not applicable
ARGUS: Not applicable
WYVERN: Not applicable
OEM Authorized Service Center: Not applicable

Hotel, food-safety, sustainability and tourism certifications may exist at individual-property level and should not be generalized to the entire Raffles brand.

For example, Raffles Dubai records Green Key Certification for 2020 in its property history, while individual properties also hold hospitality-industry ratings and awards. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

PrivateJetia Verification Rule: Property-level hotel certifications should be attached to the relevant Raffles property profile rather than treated as universal Raffles Hotels & Resorts credentials.

11. Industry Memberships

No sufficiently authoritative, current evidence was identified during this research establishing brand-wide Raffles membership in:

NBAA: Not verified
EBAA: Not verified
IATA: Not verified
NATA: Not applicable / not verified
GAMA: Not applicable / not verified

Hospitality associations and memberships may exist through Accor or individual properties, but a consolidated Raffles-specific membership record was not independently verified.

12. Leadership

CEO, Raffles & Fairmont: Omer Acar

Omer Acar is the current CEO of Raffles & Fairmont and sits on Accor’s Luxury & Lifestyle Executive Committee. He joined Accor in March 2023 as CEO Raffles & Orient Express and assumed additional responsibility as CEO Fairmont in January 2024. His previous roles include senior positions at Four Seasons, Harrods, The Ritz Paris, Royal Monceau – Raffles Paris and Katara Hospitality. He is based in New York. (Accor Group)

Accor Group Chairman & CEO: Sébastien Bazin
He also leads Accor’s Luxury & Lifestyle division. (Accor Group)

Chief Development Officer, Accor Luxury & Lifestyle: Agnès Roquefort (Accor Group)

Founder(s): Sarkies brothers

President, Raffles: Not separately identified in the current official leadership structure reviewed

COO, Raffles: Not publicly verified as a current global standalone title

CFO, Raffles: Not publicly disclosed as a standalone Raffles position

Head of Aviation / Flight Operations: Not applicable

13. Ownership & Corporate Structure

Ownership Type: Subsidiary brand of a publicly listed hospitality group
Parent Company: Accor SA
Ultimate Corporate Group: Accor
Raffles Operating Segment: Accor Luxury & Lifestyle
Brand Management Pairing: Raffles and Fairmont under CEO Omer Acar

Accor acquired the Fairmont Raffles Hotels International group in July 2016, adding Fairmont, Raffles and Swissôtel to its luxury portfolio. Accor’s own corporate history confirms the transaction. (Accor Group)

The transaction had originally been announced in December 2015 as the acquisition of Fairmont, Raffles and Swissôtel from a structure involving Qatar Investment Authority and Kingdom Holding Company. (Accor Group)

Major Shareholders of Raffles: Not applicable at brand level; shareholders hold interests in Accor rather than directly in the Raffles brand.

Subsidiaries: No authoritative current list of standalone subsidiaries operating specifically beneath the Raffles brand was found.

Affiliated Brands: Within Accor’s wider luxury portfolio, Raffles sits alongside brands including Fairmont, Sofitel, Orient Express and others. (Accor Group)

14. Company History & Milestones

1887: Four Sarkies brothers open the original 10-room Raffles Hotel in Singapore. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

1989: Raffles International Ltd is formed as the hotel-management arm of Raffles Holdings Ltd, initially to redevelop and manage Raffles Hotel Singapore. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

1991: Raffles Singapore reopens following an approximately two-and-a-half-year restoration. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

1997: The Raffles name expands to Cambodia through Raffles Hotel Le Royal in Phnom Penh and Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor in Siem Reap. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

2006: Raffles Dubai opens, extending the brand into the Middle East. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

2010: Raffles Makkah Palace opens and Le Royal Monceau in Paris reopens under the Raffles portfolio following major renovation. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

2011: Raffles Seychelles becomes the brand’s first resort and its first Indian Ocean property. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

2012: Raffles Makati opens in the Philippines. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

2013: Raffles expands in China with its Hainan resort. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

2014: Raffles Istanbul opens.

2015: Raffles Jakarta opens.

2016: Accor acquires Fairmont Raffles Hotels International, bringing Raffles into Accor’s portfolio. (Accor Group)

2018: Raffles Europejski Warsaw opens.

2019: Raffles Maldives Meradhoo and Raffles Shenzhen join the network, while the Singapore flagship reopens after renovation. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

2020: Raffles Bali opens.

2021: Raffles Udaipur and Raffles The Palm Dubai open. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

2023–2024: Raffles expands its major-city footprint through projects including London and Boston, while Omer Acar assumes leadership of the brand.

2025: Accor reports more than 20 Raffles hotels, more than 3,735 rooms and a pipeline exceeding ten hotels. (Accor Assets)

June 2026: Accor reports 25 Raffles hotels and 3,905 rooms. (Accor Group)

2026: Raffles identifies further expansion including Raffles The Red Sea and a planned Courchevel 1850 resort. (Accor Group)

15. Strategic Partnerships

Accor

The most important corporate relationship is Raffles’ ownership and integration within Accor. Accor supplies the wider brand, distribution, development, loyalty and operating ecosystem. (Accor Group)

ALL Accor

Raffles participates in Accor’s booking and loyalty ecosystem. (Accor Group)

Assouline

Raffles has collaborated with luxury publisher Assouline on Raffles: From Your Butler, a brand publication documenting its hospitality heritage and butler culture. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

John Lobb

Accor cites a collaboration between Raffles Boston and British shoemaker John Lobb through which hotel guests can access specialist shoe-care services. This is a property-level luxury partnership rather than an enterprise-wide operating alliance. (Accor Group)

Property Owners and Developers

As is typical of Accor’s asset-light hospitality model, individual Raffles hotels and residences can involve separate property owners and development partners. These relationships should be evaluated on a property-by-property basis rather than assumed to constitute Raffles corporate ownership.

16. Key Differentiators

1. Operating Heritage Since 1887
Raffles traces its hospitality identity directly to the original Singapore hotel established in 1887. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

2. Highly Selective Global Footprint
With 25 hotels and 3,905 rooms as of June 2026, Raffles maintains a substantially smaller footprint than mass-market global hotel chains, while operating across major global cities and destination resorts. (Accor Group)

3. Urban and Resort Mix
The portfolio combines central-city properties such as London, Paris, Boston and Singapore with resort destinations including Bali, Seychelles and Sentosa. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

4. Branded Residential Platform
Raffles extends beyond transient hospitality into branded private residences, including developments in Boston, London, Jakarta, Bali and Jeddah. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

5. Butler-Service Model
Raffles continues to emphasize personalized butler service as a core brand characteristic across its hospitality concept. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

6. Accor Distribution and Development Infrastructure
The Raffles brand operates within a parent organization encompassing more than 45 hotel brands and thousands of hotels globally, giving it access to Accor’s booking, loyalty, development and commercial ecosystem. (Accor Group)

7. Relevance to High-End Private Travel
The combination of luxury suites, residences, concierge, private transfers and destination services makes the portfolio naturally relevant to travelers using private aviation, without Raffles itself operating aviation services.

17. Contact & Digital Presence

Because Raffles operates a decentralized hotel network, reservations telephone numbers and email addresses are principally published property by property rather than through one universal hotel reservations number. (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Main Corporate Telephone: Not publicly disclosed as a single global Raffles number
Sales Telephone: Property-specific; no universal global sales number verified
General Email: No single global public email verified
Sales Email: Property-specific
Partnership / Business Development Email: Not publicly disclosed through the consumer contact interface reviewed

Official Website: Raffles Hotels & Resorts

Official Contact Page: Raffles Contact Directory

LinkedIn: Raffles Hotels & Resorts on LinkedIn

Instagram: Official Raffles channel is linked through the Accor/Raffles corporate digital ecosystem.
YouTube: Official channel linked from Accor’s Raffles brand page
X / Twitter: Official channel linked from Accor’s Raffles brand page
Facebook: Official channel linked from Accor’s Raffles brand page

Accor’s official Raffles brand page confirms active Instagram, X, YouTube and Facebook channels. (Accor Group)

Selected Property Contact

Raffles Singapore
1 Beach Road
Singapore 189673
Telephone: +65 6337 1886
Email: [email protected] (Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

This is the historic flagship’s contact information, not a universal Raffles corporate contact.

18. PrivateJetia Market Classification

Primary Market: Luxury Travel & Hospitality
Market Segment: Ultra-luxury hotels, resorts and branded residences
Geographic Position: Global
Company Scale: Global / Enterprise-backed brand
Primary Specialization: High-end destination hospitality
Typical Customer: Affluent international traveler, UHNW guest, executive traveler, luxury leisure traveler or branded-residence owner
Business Model: Hotel and resort management, brand licensing, hospitality operations, residences, food & beverage and associated guest services within the Accor ecosystem
Core Revenue Activities: Accommodation, hospitality management, food and beverage, residences, meetings/events, wellness and ancillary guest services

Private Aviation Position: Luxury Travel & Lifestyle ecosystem partner type, not aviation operator.

19. PrivateJetia Taxonomy

Primary Category: Luxury Travel & Lifestyle

Secondary Categories:

  • Hotels
  • Luxury Resorts
  • Branded Residences
  • Concierge
  • VIP Destinations
  • Luxury Hospitality

Country: Global / United States headquarters classification
Region: Global
City: New York

Additional Geographic Tags:

  • Singapore
  • London
  • Paris
  • Boston
  • Dubai
  • Doha
  • Istanbul
  • Bali
  • Seychelles
  • Udaipur
  • Jaipur
  • Jakarta
  • Shenzhen
  • Macau
  • Phnom Penh
  • Siem Reap
  • Warsaw
  • Bahrain
  • Makkah
  • Jeddah

Airports: Do not assign a brand-wide airport taxonomy.

Services:

  • Luxury Hotel Accommodation
  • Luxury Resort Accommodation
  • Branded Residences
  • Butler Services
  • Concierge Services
  • Airport Transfers
  • Executive Travel Accommodation
  • Dining
  • Wellness & Spa
  • Meetings & Events
  • Destination Experiences

Aircraft Manufacturers: None

Aircraft Models: None

Aviation Certifications: None applicable

Client Types:

  • UHNW Individuals
  • Private Aviation Travelers
  • Family Offices
  • Executives
  • Corporations
  • Luxury Leisure Travelers
  • Travel Advisors
  • Residence Owners

Entity Associations

Parent Company: Accor
CEO: Omer Acar
Founder: Sarkies brothers
Historic Property: Raffles Singapore
Locations: Singapore, Paris, London, Boston, Dubai, Doha, Istanbul, Bali, Seychelles
Associated Brand: Fairmont
Hospitality Platform: ALL Accor
Industry: Luxury hospitality
Related Product: Raffles Residences

20. Related Company Opportunities

Related Company Types

  • Luxury hotel groups
  • Luxury resort operators
  • Branded residence operators
  • Luxury travel companies
  • Destination-management companies
  • Private aviation concierge companies
  • Chauffeur and limousine companies
  • Luxury tour operators
  • Private island resorts
  • Executive travel-management firms

Potential Comparable Companies

These are market comparables in luxury hospitality and travel positioning, not necessarily direct competitors in every geography:

  • Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts
  • Rosewood Hotels & Resorts
  • The Peninsula Hotels
  • Mandarin Oriental
  • One&Only Resorts
  • Aman
  • Cheval Blanc
  • Six Senses
  • Belmond
  • Fairmont Hotels & Resorts

For PrivateJetia, these companies form a logical hospitality ecosystem surrounding private aircraft travel, UHNW tourism, family-office travel and executive mobility.

21. Sources & Verification

Raffles Hotels & Resorts Official Website

Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Brand identity, destinations, hotels, resorts, residences, services and current portfolio structure
Update Status: Current live website
Accessed: September 7, 2026
(Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Raffles Official History

Source Type: Official
Information Supported: 1887 founding, Sarkies brothers, Raffles International formation, restoration, geographic expansion, major openings and Accor acquisition
Publication/Update Date: Current page
Accessed: September 7, 2026
(Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Accor Raffles Brand Profile

Source Type: Official Parent Company
Information Supported: Parent ownership, 25 hotels, 3,905 rooms, portfolio classification and current development activity
Statistics Date: June 30, 2026
Accessed: September 7, 2026
(Accor Group)

Accor Brandbook 2026

Source Type: Official Corporate Publication
Information Supported: Year-end 2025 network, room inventory and pipeline
Publication Date: March 2026
Data Period: December 31, 2025
Accessed: September 7, 2026
(Accor Assets)

Accor Leadership & Governance

Source Type: Official Parent Company
Information Supported: Current Luxury & Lifestyle management structure and Omer Acar’s position
Accessed: September 7, 2026
(Accor Group)

Omer Acar Executive Biography

Source Type: Official Parent Company
Information Supported: CEO position, appointment history, location and professional background
Accessed: September 7, 2026
(Accor Group)

Accor Corporate History

Source Type: Official Parent Company
Information Supported: 2016 acquisition of Fairmont, Raffles and Swissôtel
Accessed: September 7, 2026
(Accor Group)

Accor FRHI Transaction Documentation

Source Type: Official Corporate / Financial Disclosure
Information Supported: Fairmont Raffles Hotels International acquisition and transaction history
Transaction Period: 2015–2016
Accessed: September 7, 2026
(Accor Group)

Raffles Residences

Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Branded-residence business and selected residence counts
Accessed: September 7, 2026
(Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Raffles Contact Directory

Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Current property addresses, reservation telephone numbers and hotel emails
Accessed: September 7, 2026
(Raffles Hotels & Resorts)

Raffles Hotels & Resorts LinkedIn

Source Type: Official Company Social / Professional Network
Information Supported: New York headquarters designation, corporate description and LinkedIn company-size classification
Accessed: September 7, 2026
(LinkedIn)

22. Data Confidence & Data Gaps

Verified

  • Raffles founding in Singapore in 1887
  • Sarkies brothers as founders of the original Raffles Hotel
  • Accor ownership
  • Omer Acar as CEO Raffles & Fairmont
  • 25 hotels as of June 30, 2026
  • 3,905 rooms as of June 30, 2026
  • Global destination footprint
  • Hotels, resorts and branded residences business
  • Raffles Butler service
  • Current property directory
  • Accor acquisition of FRHI in 2016

Company Reported

  • 25-hotel and 3,905-room portfolio figures
  • 2025 development-pipeline statistics
  • Brand experience and service characteristics
  • LinkedIn employee/company-size information

Third-Party / Platform Reported

New York headquarters: Listed on the company’s LinkedIn page. Although the page is company-controlled, a precise global Raffles corporate street address was not independently verified through Accor corporate filings.

Not Publicly Disclosed

  • Standalone Raffles revenue
  • Standalone Raffles EBITDA or profit
  • Global annual guest count
  • Global occupancy rate
  • Exact standalone Raffles employee count
  • Consolidated global residence inventory
  • Standalone legal entity corresponding exactly to the current consumer-facing Raffles Hotels & Resorts brand
  • Universal global sales telephone
  • Universal global reservations email
  • Detailed property-by-property ownership structure

Not Applicable

  • Aircraft fleet
  • AOC
  • FAA Part 135
  • FAA Part 145
  • IS-BAO
  • IS-BAH
  • ARGUS
  • WYVERN
  • Aircraft OEM authorization
  • Aircraft-management certifications

Requires Careful Interpretation

The 25 hotels / 3,905 rooms figure is the latest authoritative portfolio statistic located and is dated June 30, 2026. Raffles’ consumer website also incorporates properties opening or launching during 2026, so a simple count from the live booking/destination interface may not always correspond perfectly to the accounting definition used by Accor.

Similarly, LinkedIn’s 5,001–10,000 employee company-size band is useful directory context but should not be presented as an audited Raffles workforce count. (Accor Group)

23. Information Last Verified

Information Last Verified: September 7, 2026

Research Confidence: High

Important Data Gaps: Standalone Raffles financial results; precise legal entity used globally for the brand; audited Raffles-only employee count; exact global corporate street address; consolidated residence count; universal corporate sales/contact details.

 

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