Hyatt announces plans for La Manga Club and spa

Hyatt Hotels has revealed plans open its first Grand Hyatt hotel in Spain, which will include a generous spa.

The luxury leisure resort, which is expected to open in mid-2023 following significant renovation work, will include 192 rooms, six suites and a 1,700sqm wellness spa.

Spa facilities will include a steam bath, sauna, ice fountain, four effects showers – including a bithermal sequential shower – and six treatment rooms.

Wellness facilities

A wellness pool will feature four hydromassage loungers, two water curtains and hydromassage benches. There will also be a thermal contrast pool and fitness studio. Two adults-only pools will offer sea views. Pilar Peral has been appointed as spa manager.

Located in Murcia, the Grand Hyatt property sits in a secluded spot on the Mediterranean coast, at the heart of the renowned enclave of La Manga Club – one of Europe’s most in-demand sports and leisure destinations.

The announcement fuels Hyatt’s ambitious plans to grow its luxury brands in key-growth markets across Europe.

A development milestone

“Grand Hyatt La Manga Club and Resort will mark an important milestone in our luxury brand growth in Europe,” said Felicity Black-Roberts, vice-president of development, Europe, Hyatt. “This will be our third collaboration with Grupo Inversor Hesperia in Spain, building on our lasting relationships with leading owners and the value of our diverse and dynamic brand portfolio.”

Grand Hyatt La Manga Club will be located amid 1,384 acres of greenery with natural landmarks Calblanqe Natural Park and Mar Menor lagoon close by.

Restaurants will include a new sushi bar and a high-end gastronomic restaurant focused on highlighting local produce. Other facilities include three championship-level 18-hole golf courses, outdoor tennis facilities and the La Manga Club Football Center.

Hyatt previously announced the development of Grand Hyatt Lanzarote, which is set to open in 2025.