Arora to develop 410-bedroom luxury hotel at Dublin Airport. Credit: Nate Eagleson/Flickr.

UK-based Arora Group has secured approval from Fingal County Council for a new terminal-linked hotel in Dublin Airport, Ireland.

The hotel group submitted a planning application for a new 410-bedroom luxury hotel in May last year after it was selected by airport operator daa to design and build, finance and operate the property.

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The proposed 11-storey luxury hotel will be located adjacent to Terminal 2 of the airport. It will have a total floor area of 30,566m2.

Besides 410 rooms, the property will feature meeting rooms, a leisure centre with a gym, steam room, sauna and jacuzzi on the third floor.

Additionally, the hotel will have a penthouse bar and executive lounge area on the top floor. 

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Once constructed, the new hotel will be one of the largest hotels in Ireland and the first terminal-linked hotel at Dublin Airport.

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As agreed, Arora will operate the hotel for 100 years, after which it will transfer the ownership to daa.

The project is expected to entail an investment of around $113m (€100m). It will generate up to 550 jobs including up to 300 jobs for construction and about 250 jobs when opened.

Construction is expected to last 24-30 months.

At the time of filing application, Arora Group founder and chief executive Surinder Arora said: “This project is an incredibly exciting milestone for Arora Group, as it will be our first venture outside of the United Kingdom and the first terminal-linked hotel at Dublin Airport.

“We are looking forward to working with daa which clearly has confidence in the Arora Group’s ability to build and operate a high-quality hotel with remarkable service delivery.”

Arora owns and operates 12 hotels, of which 10 are located in airport.