The rebrand to Dílis Hospitality brings its four properties together under one distinctive identity
Neville Park Hotel Group, owned by Wexford businessman Colm Neville, has announced its rebrand to Dílis Hospitality, bringing its four properties together under one distinctive identity and a shared commitment to genuine Irish hospitality.
Dílis Hospitality
The group includes
- Riverside Park Hotel on the banks of the River Slaney in Enniscorthy, built by the Neville family in 1998
- Crown Quarter, a hotel and entertainment complex in Wexford town, added in 2014
- Midlands Park Hotel in the heart of Portlaoise, acquired in 2015;
- Newtown Park Hotel in Wexford Town, formerly a Maldron Hotel, acquired in autumn 2024.
Dílis Hospitality employs 610 people across its four properties, offering 353 bedrooms and an extensive range of dining, entertainment, wedding and events facilities. Following a shareholder restructuring in 2026, Colm Neville became sole owner of the group, providing a unified vision for the continued growth and development of the business.
Dílis: loyal, faithful, true and devoted
The new name, Dílis, is an Irish word meaning loyal, faithful, true and devoted. Rooted in the values of care, connection and pride in place, it reflects the shared ethos that connects the hotels and brings them together under one promise – to deliver genuine and memorable Irish hospitality.
Commenting on the rebrand, owner Colm Neville said:
“Dílis Hospitality is much more than a new name or identity, it reflects the values that have always been at the heart of our business. It embodies our character, our culture and our belief that loyalty is earned through the small, consistent moments of care that make guests feel genuinely welcome and looked after.
As we bring the group together under the Dílis Hospitality name, we are celebrating our heritage while looking confidently to the future. I am incredibly proud of our teams, who bring these values to life every day, and of the role our hotels play in their local communities.”
The rebrand includes a new visual identity and logo, designed to balance contemporary hospitality with a distinctly Irish character. Modern, simple and memorable, the identity reflects the themes of connection, welcome and craftsmanship, while establishing a cohesive brand across all four properties.
