Selina Raises $100 Million for Its Millennial-Focused Lodging
Skift Take
Selina is riding a wave of venture capital investment like a dreadlocked surfer with remarkable poise. Come to Skift Forum Europe to hear CEO Rafael Museri explain how his startup may capsize the traditional hospitality model.
Selina has raised $100 million in fresh financing, the Tel Aviv-based blended hospitality startup said Wednesday.
Access Industries led the Series C round. Grupo Wiese and existing investors Colony Latam Partners also participated.
Selina runs a network of 46 properties in a dozen Latin American countries and Portugal. It offers private and shared accommodation with coworking facilities, cafes, wellness, and local experiences. An upcoming 126-bed property in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City, for example, will feature a hotel that includes some hostel-like lodging, coworking spaces, eateries, shops, a year-round rooftop, and an art gallery.
Selina Co-Founder and CEO Rafael Museri Is Speaking at Skift Forum Europe on April 30. Register
