Ibervalles will build a five-star hotel in Madrid with 144 rooms, managed by Barceló under its Royal Hideaway brand. It will open in 2028 after demolishing an office building in Azca.
According to Hosteltur, the hotel group Barceló will manage the luxury hotel that the socimi Ibervalles will construct in Madrid, in the financial district of the capital. The establishment will occupy the site of the office building at Avenida del General Perón number 27, which will be demolished to make way for the new project.
The operation will be carried out through the Royal Hideaway Hotels & Resorts brand, according to the information reported by the publication. It will be a five-star hotel with 144 rooms.
The project is designed by Danish architect Bjarke Ingels and will feature a structure made up of cylinders. It will be located next to the Santiago Bernabéu stadium and the current Palacio de Congresos, which will house the future headquarters of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).
The building will have 15 floors and will include a business centre, a spa, a dining space, and a rooftop. The opening is scheduled for 2028.
During the project presentation, the Madrid City Council stated that the hotel will act as a catalyst for growth and urban transformation in the Azca area, a zone well known to residents of the Chamartín district for its office activity.
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