Mandarin has agreed two new deals in Europe, according to a report by Hotel Investment Today, extending the luxury hospitality group's expansion across the continent.

The announcement confirms the operator's continued commitment to growth in Europe, a market it has targeted through management agreements and branded residences in recent years. Details of the two transactions, including the properties, cities, owners and deal structures involved, have not yet been disclosed in the available report.

For European hotel investors and operators, the move signals continued appetite among international luxury brands for signed commitments on the continent despite elevated financing costs and a slower transaction environment. Luxury has been the strongest-performing segment in European hotel performance data since the post-pandemic recovery, with rate growth outpacing other categories and brand owners competing for trophy assets and gateway-city management contracts.

Mandarin's expansion adds further competition for prime urban inventory at a time when several global luxury chains, including Four Seasons, Aman and Rosewood, are pursuing similar growth strategies across Europe's capital cities and resort destinations.

Further details on the two deals, including locations, opening timelines and ownership partners, are expected to be confirmed in forthcoming filings and operator announcements.