The leasehold interest in the historic Glasgow Arms Hotel, a cornerstone of Sydney’s vibrant Ultimo community, has been officially sold with operation to continue under the management of Stehr Hospitality.

The sale was successfully facilitated by Leonard Bongiovanni of MQ & Associates, marking a significant milestone for the iconic venue.

The Glasgow Arms Hotel, a fixture in Ultimo since the 19th century, has been a key destination for locals and visitors alike.

Situated in the heart of Sydney’s bustling inner-city suburb of Ultimo, the hotel offers easy access to popular destinations like Darling Harbour, the Powerhouse Museum, and the Sydney CBD.

Known for its classic architecture, the Glasgow Arms blends rich history with modern comforts, offering an authentic pub experience with accommodation, dining, and entertainment.

Under the stewardship of Stehr Hospitality, the Glasgow Arms Hotel is set to continue its tradition of providing exceptional service while embracing new opportunities for growth and community engagement.

Ben Stehr, the owner and managing director of Stehr Hospitality, brings extensive experience in hotel management, with a reputation for revitalising and enhancing the guest experience in venues under his management.

“We are thrilled to take over the Glasgow Arms Hotel, a venue steeped in history and sense of community. The goal is to preserve its heritage while introducing a new energy and enhance the customer experience,” said Ben Stehr.

The sale of the leasehold interest was managed by Leonard Bongiovanni of MQ & Associates, who emphasised the importance of maintaining the Glasgow Arms’ legacy while ensuring its future success.

“This transaction represents a wonderful opportunity for the Glasgow Arms to enter its next phase of operation, and I’m confident that Stehr Hospitality will build on the hotel’s longstanding reputation,” said Bongiovanni.

The Glasgow Arms Hotel’s prime location, just moments away from Sydney’s key attractions and business districts, makes it an essential hub for both travellers and locals. With Stehr Hospitality at the helm, the venue is poised to continue serving the community while welcoming new patrons.

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