The iconic Don Carlos hotel reopens after a 45 million euro renovation

José Carlos García

Marbella

The historic Don Carlos Hotel in Marbella has officially reopened its doors after a refurbishment that involved an investment of 45 million euros, completing a transformation aimed at enhancing its international positioning in the luxury and excellence segment. The comprehensive renovation of the Don Carlos Hotel, driven by Selenta Group, combines the renewal of its facilities with the preservation of its historical identity in a strategic coastal location. The establishment, designed for a new phase within the high-end tourism offering, has 308 rooms, suites, and residences, also incorporating new spaces and services focused on wellness, sports, and gastronomy.

The official reopening of this establishment, which first opened in 1969, took place this Thursday evening and was attended by the Mayor of Marbella, Ángeles Muñoz, and the Tourism Commissioner, Arturo Bernal. During her speech at the event, which brought together institutional representatives and tourism sector stakeholders, the mayor highlighted the significance of this reopening for the destination and for the modernization of the local hotel industry, "as it strengthens the quality and competitiveness of the city as a global benchmark."

Muñoz valued the investment effort made to recover "one of the great symbols of local tourism history" and stated that "Marbella continues to advance in a model based on innovation and the constant improvement of its offerings in a strategic sector for our economy." "Each commitment to hotel modernization represents new opportunities, job creation, and an enhanced projection of our city in the main markets," she added.

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