Catalonia Hotels & Resorts is once again investing in Málaga, having committed €24 million to the renovation of three historic buildings in the city centre.
Fergus Group, a company specialising in hotel repositioning and owned by Mallorcan businessman Pep Cañellas, has announced the official opening of Fergus Style Punta Arabí, its latest addition to the premium segment, on 15 May. Perched on a cliff with views of Tagomago Island and nestled in the
After two years of renovations, the iconic Los Monteros hotel in Marbella has reopened under the Kimpton brand, part of IHG’s luxury portfolio. The revamped property features five restaurants, stylish interiors by El Equipo Creativo and Cristina Carulla, and a full range of wellness and leisure facilities, including a spa, pools, gym, tennis and padel courts, plus areas for yoga and Pilates.
Meliá Hotels International is continuing to strengthen its luxury portfolio, with a particular focus on Spanish destinations. The company has announced the signing of a new hotel located on the coast in the town of Estepona, Málaga, which will operate under The Meliá Collection brand.
The iconic Don Carlos Luxury Hotel in Marbella (Málaga) will reopen this summer following an extensive renovation aimed at enhancing the experience and service for its most discerning guests on the Costa del Sol.
The hotel chain Meliá, in partnership with Summum Hotel Group, plans to open a new four-star superior hotel in Santa Ponça, aiming to blend tourism and golf to "boost luxury tourism."The property, owned by Hotel Golf Santa Ponça, part of the Nigorra Group, will undergo a complete renovation before b
The number of tourist accommodation places (VUT) in ten Spanish cities now exceeds the total hotel capacity, with Málaga, Valencia and Alicante standing out, according to a report by Exceltur on the 25 cities with the highest number of tourist accommodation places in 2024.
Fairmont's La Hacienda Costa del Sol resort is set to welcome guests at the end of February, according to its director, Juan Losada. This five-star hotel, currently the brand's only property in Spain, is in the Cádiz town of San Roque, near Sotogrande.
Nestled in the heart of the Costa Brava, in the Catalan village Platja d’Aro (Girona), renowned for its stunning beaches and extensive range of food and leisure offerings, is this luxurious hotel listed for €18.5 million. The complex is situated just a three-minute walk from one of the Co
As of 2nd December 2024, the Spanish government has introduced new regulations requiring hotels to collect extensive personal data from tourists, including family details, bank card information, and addresses, which must then be provided to security services.
Eurostars Hotel Company, a division of the Hotusa Group, has announced plans to open two new hotels in the Basque Country over the next two years. The chain will debut the Eurostars Villa Itziar in San Sebastián during summer of 2025, followed by the Eurostars Bilbao at the close of 2026.
Meliá Hotels International opened the doors of the new Casa de las Artes Meliá Collection hotel in the heart of Madrid's Barrio de las Letras, offering a luxury hotel that honours the seven arts (painting, sculpture, architecture, music, dance, literature and cinema) but also combining culture and r
Hotel investment reached €1.393 billion in the first half of the year, keeping in line with the figures for the same period in 2023, according to the Hotel Investment in Spain report prepared by Colliers. In the first half of 2024, a total of 8,350 rooms have been traded in 71 deals, with 53% of the volume going to the urban segment, which breaks with the trend of the last five years.
Hotel Investment Partners (HIP), one of the largest owners of holiday hotels in southern Europe, has invested €35 million to transform and open the Cala San Miguel Hotel Ibiza. This five-star superior hotel is the only one in the cove that gives it its name. It is exclusively for adults and has direct access to the beach.
The Parador de Ibiza will be able to open its doors at the beginning of 2025, after almost two decades of planning and more than €27 million of investment.
The Zel Costa Brava hotel, the second of the brand created by Meliá Hotels International and Rafa Nadal, will open in June in Cala Giverola, a few miles from one of the Costa Brava's most emblematic towns, Tossa de Mar.
This debut, just a year after Zel Mallorca's opening, is part of the intensive
Spain is crowned the most attractive European country to invest in hotels in the latest sector report published by the consulting firm CBRE, which analyses investors' appetite and their preferred investment destinations for 2024.
The real estate consultancy estimates that throughout 2024, 260 new hotels and nearly 26,000 rooms will hit the market, and states that one in every five openings will correspond to high-end establishments. Furthermore, estimates show that about half will be concentrated in Malaga, Madrid, Valencia and the Canary Islands.
Just a few steps from Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor, yet with a relaxed atmosphere, The Madrid Edition has become one of Madrid's most instagrammable hotels. It has become a must-see stop for tourists and locals seeking iconic spaces for the best photography opportunities while enjoying exquisite Latin American-inspired dishes. The Madrid Edition's interior was carefully curated with details that will not go unnoticed by those who decide to delight in its impressive rooms.
The German chain The Flag gives a twist to its luxury hotel on the Costa del Sol and launches its first 'wellness' accommodation concept in Spain. The four-storey hotel has 78 rooms, some of which are up to 70 m2 with a terrace and sea views, and offers several professional wellness programmes, and beauty and health treatments. The company operates in several countries, including Germany, Switzerland and the US, and has 19 properties with more than 2,500 apartments.
The Mallorcan hotel lashes out against the Ministry of Ecological Transition for deciding to expire the Oliva Beach hotel's concession in Fuerteventura to occupy and use of a public maritime-terrestrial domain and order its demolition. The company states it is an "arbitrary and unjustified" action and confirms it will defend its legitimate rights against what it considers "a hostile strategy by this central government department." It also warns of the potential economic and social damage that the closure would cause for the island, affirming that it has the support of local social agents.