Minor Hotels, a global hospitality leader with more than 640 properties in operation and under development across 67 countries in Europe and the Americas, Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, is pleased to announce the appointment of Marco Ercolano as pre opening General Manager of The WestDill Mayfair Hotel London, Colbert Collection.
Appointment
- Role: Pre-opening General Manager
- Property: The WestDill Mayfair Hotel London, Colbert Collection
- Significance: Marks Minor Hotels’ debut of the Colbert Collection in the UK and its second global flagship property.
Marco Ercolano’s Background
- Nearly 20 years of experience in London’s luxury hospitality sector.
- Senior roles at:
- St. Ermin’s Hotel (Autograph Collection by Marriott)
- The Trafalgar St. James (Curio Collection by Hilton)
- Canopy by Hilton London City
- The Ritz London
- Bulgari Hotel & Residences London
- Expertise in operations, Food & Beverage, and pre-opening leadership.
Responsibilities
- Lead operational and commercial strategy.
- Bring to life Colbert Collection’s philosophy of “hotels with a soul.”
- Shape a property that connects guests and locals through art, cuisine, and community.
Credentials
- Advanced Hotel Revenue Management certification (Cornell University).
- Bachelor’s in Hospitality & Tourism Management (University of West London).
Key Quotes
- Marco Ercolano: “Honoured to lead the opening… an extraordinary opportunity to shape a standout property where guests and locals can connect.”
- Giles Selves, Minor Hotels: “His extensive experience and proven track record make him the ideal leader to introduce Colbert Collection to the UK market.”
This appointment signals Minor Hotels’ strategic expansion in Europe, positioning the Colbert Collection as a distinctive brand blending heritage, culture, and gastronomy.
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