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Oxford No. 1 Hotel insists it remains under management control despite receiver appointment claims
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1 Hotel has dismissed reports suggesting it has been taken over by a receiver appointed by Cola Holdings Ltd, insisting that the hotel remains under the possession and control of its management and directors.1 Hotel says it remains under the control of its management, dismissing reports that it has been taken over by a receiver appointed by Cola Holdings Ltd.
The company acknowledged that the High Court granted an order on July 21, 2026, appointing a receiver and authorising police assistance in taking possession of the hotel.
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