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Banyan Tree Group announces first Spain hotel
Asia luxury operator Banyan Tree Group has signed its first Spain hotel.
It inked an MOU with La Quinta Real Estate Group to open Angsana Real de la Quinta Benahavis Marbella resort and residences.
It is set to launch in 2026.
The development will include a hotel, branded residences, apartments and commercial spaces.
It marks the Banyan Tree ‘s debut in Spain.
It nestles inside the 200-hectare Real de La Quinta residential community.
Angsana Real de la Quinta Benahavis Marbella will have 90 guestrooms and suites around an oasis courtyard, plus three dining venues.
Other amenities include meeting spaces; a spa and kids’ club; swimming pools; and a wedding amphitheatre.
Branded residences range from 97 to 151 square metres in two- and three-bedroom configurations.
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