Silken Hotels has acquired the Silken Platja d’Aro hotel from TQ-MR Family in a deal finalised in March, whilst implementing an investment plan worth over €12 million to renovate and reposition several properties within its network.
The property, built in 2023, has been operated by the chain under a lease agreement since it opened. With this purchase, the company has added to its portfolio a 111-room hotel located in Platja d’Aro, Girona, on the Costa Brava.
The transaction is part of the chain’s strategy to combine management, leasing and ownership of assets.
Silken Hotels modernises several hotels in its portfolio
Silken Hotels is also carrying out refurbishments at several hotels in its portfolio, including the renovation of the Silken Rona Dalba in Salamanca, following its acquisition. According to the company, the works have included the refurbishment of the bathrooms, the renewal of the furniture and bedding, the incorporation of more efficient technology and the improvement of communal areas, including the breakfast room. The plan also includes further work on facilities such as the lifts and a gym.
At the Silken Puerta Valencia, the chain is undertaking an upgrade of its facilities, encompassing a complete refurbishment of the bathrooms, the renewal of room furniture and improvements to the event spaces.
Meanwhile, at the Silken Gran Hotel del Sella in Ribadesella, rooms have been refurbished in both buildings that make up the hotel. The work has included improvements to energy efficiency and soundproofing, as well as new room types and terraces with direct access to the swimming pool.
At the Silken Turcosa in Castellón, the company has undertaken a comprehensive refurbishment of 42 rooms, alongside the renovation of the façade, the addition of new terraces, improvements to access points and the creation of new family rooms.
The plan also extends to the Silken Gran Hotel Durango, where a comprehensive refurbishment of rooms and corridors on one of its floors has been carried out, featuring new materials, furniture, lighting, technological solutions and improvements to bathrooms and communal areas.
At the Silken Ciudad Gijón, the chain has undertaken a comprehensive refurbishment 20 years after the hotel was built. The work has included a complete update of the rooms and corridors, with the replacement of flooring, furniture, textiles and doors, as well as the refurbishment of the bathrooms.
