Yes, it's common for hotel mortgages to involve multiple borrowers or partners. This can make it easier to meet the lender's financial requirements and can also spread the risk.
All borrowers will typically need to provide personal guarantees and will be jointly and severally liable for the loan. It's important to have a clear agreement in place with any co-borrowers or partners, outlining responsibilities and what happens if one party wants to sell their share of the property or can't meet their repayment obligations.