Published on September 8, 2025

Neil Jacobs, a former Six Senses CEO, has joined Cain International as a consultant to enhance the firm’s luxury portfolio. This exciting development aims to leverage Jacobs’ extensive experience in hospitality to drive Cain’s growth. Jacobs will provide strategic insights, particularly across Cain’s hotels and luxury assets. His appointment is seen as a significant move to further elevate Cain International’s position in the luxury real estate market. With his expertise in brand development and hotel management, Jacobs is set to contribute greatly to the future success of Cain’s hotels and their global expansion.
Jacobs brings with him over three decades of experience in the hospitality sector, having previously led Six Senses for 13 years. During his tenure, he oversaw the brand’s international expansion, which saw Six Senses grow into a globally recognized name, known for its commitment to wellness, sustainability and luxury. Under his leadership, Six Senses became renowned for integrating these core values into the heart of its brand, appealing to a growing number of high-end travellers seeking eco-conscious and wellness-focused experiences. This approach helped extend the brand’s reach into remote destinations as well as major global cities.
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Before his time at Six Senses, Jacobs held senior leadership roles at Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, where he oversaw operations in the Asia Pacific region. Additionally, his work at Starwood Capital included contributing to the development of prestigious brands such as Baccarat Hotels and 1 Hotels. His broad experience across different luxury hospitality brands positions him as a key asset to Cain International as they continue to expand and diversify their luxury hotel portfolio.
Cain’s hotels have already established a strong presence in some of the world’s most renowned locations, including New York City, Miami, London, Beverly Hills and Courchevel 1850. The firm has also been a partner to leading hospitality brands such as Aman, Delano, Raffles, Soho House and Rosewood Hotel Group. These collaborations reflect Cain’s dedication to building and managing luxury assets that meet the highest standards of quality, service and innovation.
Jonathan Goldstein, co-founder and CEO of Cain International, expressed his excitement about Jacobs joining the firm, highlighting his exceptional track record and reputation within the luxury hotel sector. Goldstein emphasized that Jacobs’ deep experience in hotel development, coupled with Cain’s operational insights, would help differentiate Cain’s hotels from competitors. The partnership will allow Cain to further solidify its position as a leader in the luxury real estate market, with Jacobs providing invaluable guidance on the development of new hotels and the management of existing assets.
Jacobs’ new role at Cain International comes at a time when the luxury real estate sector continues to show strong demand, even amidst global challenges. His addition is expected to further enhance the firm’s ability to navigate this dynamic market and continue to grow its impressive portfolio of luxury hotels. The combination of Cain’s investment expertise and Jacobs’ operational knowledge is seen as a powerful factor that will propel the firm’s global expansion.
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In his statement, Jacobs conveyed his excitement about working with Cain, recognizing the firm’s impressive track record in the luxury real estate space. He noted that Cain’s hotels have built a reputation for ambition and quality and he looks forward to contributing to their continued success as the firm expands its global footprint. With Cain’s ongoing focus on providing unparalleled luxury experiences and Jacobs’ wealth of experience in hospitality, the future of Cain’s luxury portfolio appears poised for even greater success.
Through strategic growth and expert leadership, Cain International’s commitment to its luxury hotels and assets will continue to shape the hospitality landscape in the years ahead.
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