Selenta Group, owned by a fund managed by Brookfield Asset Management, has finalised terms for the disposal of the Mare Nostrum Resort to the Spring Hotels chain for a total amount of €430 million.
The Mare Nostrum Resort transaction is an outstanding instance of entrepreneurial success and transformation in the hospitality industry. In less than two years, the holiday complex has undergone a comprehensive refurbishment, rebranding and revenue optimisation, with increased guest satisfaction with aspects of the resort. With an investment of more than €56 million, Selenta Group’s growth strategy has positioned the three hotels of the Mare Nostrum Resort at the head of the leaderboard for revenue per room metrics (RevPAR) in the area, making the asset more attractive to any investor.
The transaction reflects the quality of the project carried out over the last two years and its direct impact on the market value of the complex. This very satisfactory transaction is also part of Brookfield’s new process of disinvestment from the Spanish hospitality industry and is a further reflection of the successful relationship between Selenta and Brookfield.
Since Brookfield first invested in the Selenta Group in 2021, the group has embarked on investments of some €200 million and partnered with major international brands such as Marriott, Hyatt, Hard Rock and Nikki Beach to reposition the assets of its shareholder. 2025 marks the beginning of a new phase for the Selenta Group, as the hotel operator will add to its asset management portfolio assets of other investors alongside those of its shareholder, Brookfield.
The Selenta Group specialises in revitalising and repositioning hotel assets to maximise their profitability. They have demonstrated their capacity with success stories such as the Hotel Princesa Sofía 5* (now Grand Hyatt Barcelona) and the Gran Hotel Torre Catalunya 4* (Nobu Barcelona 5*). The Group is currently focused on projects under way on the Costa del Sol, where the Hotel Don Carlos Marbella 5* will once again open its doors in July following a comprehensive refurbishment, as will the Marriott Princesa Plaza, Madrid, which has also been totally refurbished.
The Mediterranean Palace 5*, completely refurbished in 2024, has been confirmed as the flagship of the Mare Nostrum Resort. With capacity for 1,072 guests, the hotel’s offering has been completely modernised and now combines contemporary design and reimagined outdoor spaces to meet the expectations of international holidaymakers.
“The disposal of the Mare Nostrum Resort once again demonstrates the capacity of the Selenta Group to carry out high-quality total hotel transformation and repositioning projects, with success assured,” said Selenta Group CEO Albert Tomàs. “Thanks to the support and confidence of our shareholder, Brookfield, we drew up and executed an ambitious investment and repositioning plan that has made the resort much more competitive. This milestone bolsters our group identity and launches us into the future with the ambition to lead our projects.”
