THE FOUNDER
Leo Santana has travelled for business all over the world and was stunned by the how few accommodation providers understood the true needs of the frequent business traveller.
Luxury brands came with comfort, but delivered an anonymised experience whereas more homely surroundings were more shabby than shabby chic. That’s why, in 2017, Leo created Right Fit Properties to offer ‘home from home’ experience for large employers, professionals and entrepreneurs on business in and around Swindon, U.K.
Based in London from the age of 20, Brazilian-born Leo has worked for some of the world’s largest corporations across the UK, Australia, New Zealand and the Middle East. Realising a gap in the business travel market, Leo created a business travel accommodation brand, Right Fit Properties, with an emphasis on comfort and high-end luxury and a focus on convenience and flexibility.
Delighting Guests As Standard
Leo and his team are driven by the desire to deliver the best in guest experience but there is much more to the brand that simply somewhere to lay your head.
At the core of the Right Fit Properties philosophy is the concept of helping people to grow through their involvement with the brand. Whether as a guest who comes to stay, a property client or investor, a service provider or wider business associates, Leo has set out to create an ecosystem within the business that will enrichen and improve people’s lives.
For guests, it is simply ensuring that they have the best stay possible. For business mentees and consulting opportunities, it’s empowering them to maximise their potential in a meaningful and dynamic way.
Built upon four core values – transparency, quality, passion and trust – Right Fit Properties offers the opportunity for private investors to make their next smart investment in real estate, making use of Leo’s real estate experience. When it comes to joining the dots, Leo’s hosted monthly property meetups in Swindon bring together professionals from across industries and help them to develop meaningful and dynamic relationships.
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