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/ History
& Values

Founded in 1994, Najeti Hôtels et Golfs owns 8 hotels and 3 golf courses in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais, Burgundy and the South of France. Each establishment expresses its own identity, revealed by a unique setting, an adapted catering offer and a personalised welcome.

On the initiative of golf enthusiasts like himself, Jean-Jacques Durand decided to create the Aa Saint-Omer golf courses in 1990, where a professional tournament with a European dimension has been held for more than 10 years: the Hauts-de-France-Golf Open.

The hotel industry was born around this leisure centre and was built around values and principles to which Jean-Jacques Durand is strongly attached:

  • sites full of memories and events; close to economic and cultural centres of activity
  • charming hotels where you can feel at home in an intimate and refined setting
  • quality restaurants that allow you to rediscover the local flavours of each of our regions
  • a strong sense of service and welcome thanks to trained and motivated teams
    a development and location strategy adapted to international tourism and business customers.

/chronology

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Our Journey

2023/

Construction and opening
du Quai Central - Tourcoing
(Hauts-de-France)

March 30
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2022

Sale of the Hôtel de l'Univers in Arras

2018/

Construction and opening
of the Najeti Hotel Lille Nord - Bondues
(Hauts-de-France)

/2008

Construction and opening
Hotel du Golf
in Acquin-Westbécourt.

2005/

Purchase of the Hotel
of the Post Office in Beaune.

2004/

Purchase of Golf Hôtel de Valescure & Spa Nuxe
and the course in Saint-Raphaël.
Creation of Golf Développement.

2001/

Purchase of Hôtel la Magnaneraie
in Villeneuve-lès-Avignon

2000/

Purchase of the Hôtel Château Cléry in Hesdin-l'Abbé
Purchase of the Hôtel de l'Univers in Arras
Purchase of the Hôtel du Parc in Hardelot

1997/

Purchase of the Hotel
Château Tilques in Tilques

1994/

Creation
of the holding company Najeti

1990/

Creation of the Aa Saint-Omer Golf
Club in Acquin-Westbécourt by
Jean-Jacques Durand