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Horta Coslada was commissioned to perform the construction work for three of these design elements The company specialises in large and complex projects such as bridges For the roof of the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Horta Coslada processed a total of 13,000 tons of steel 3,100 tons of which were S690QL1 high-strength steel from Dillinger in plate thicknesses of 10 to 120mm This higher strength means that lighter and more slender designs can be produced that would otherwise not be structurally possible the lower weight of the components not only allows use of larger structural elements but also opens up new architectural opportunities The roof of the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium used steel known as S690 which is commonly used in the field of crane construction it is not used very often in steel construction applications and – even then – only in small tonnages Based on estimates provided by Alejandro Otero Gutièrrez no European project has ever processed such a large quantity of S690 as was used for this project.  The general contractor commissioned by Real Madrid Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas (FCC) collaborated with Horta Coslada to develop a construction strategy involving assembly of the huge cross members required for the roof structure outside the stadium The core element of this strategy was a six-meter-high temporary platform positioned in front of the west stadium entrance on which all components of the roof were pre-assembled The original plans of the engineers for the main roof were based on the lightweight spoked-wheel principle This comprises an inner tension ring that is to be connected via 44 radial cables to an outer pressure ring and rest on steel outriggers of the existing perimeter structure FCC decided to dispense with this lightweight cable construction and instead replace it with a more conventional system that uses four latticed main trusses made of steel which support the entire stadium roof The main supports are the north and south cross members each measuring 6m wide and spanning some 176m These key elements of the roof also played a vital part for the entire assembly process they made it possible to pre-assemble the other roof components on the platform outside the stadium The two main trusses were produced in full from S690 high-strength steel in a lattice structure and each weigh almost 1,500 tons “This structure was only possible thanks to use of the S690 steel grade a lightweight steel with extremely high yield point,” said Alejandro Otero Gutiérrez was the key to success of the entire structure we were able to use around 40% less steel thanks to the properties of this special grade.” Around a third of the entire roof structure at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium was produced from S690 supplied by Dillinger Due to the use of the S690 material the roof used steel that weighed 12,000 tons rather than 20,000 tons.  Off Highway Research - Market research Unique marketing services that create demand for your products locally Marketing Services Download Media Kits a quickly developing municipality close to Madrid the building’s design is based on the variety of uses it combines: offices public spaces on the upper floors and underground parking edificio se construye desde la macla de usos diferenciados: oficinas espacios públicos en altura y aparcamientos subterráneos Se trata de un edificio híbrido y periférico Located in a central square in the municipality of Coslada the development’s program includes mainly housing for the young but the first three floors of the building are devoted to retail and offices This publicly promoted building aims to offer housing in an area that is growing at a fast pace and where affordable housing for the young is very scarce as well as all the other associated programs The construction price is marked by its final uses: the overall 20,000 square meters are built for an approximate price of 8,700,000 euros The development wishes to offer a potentially more attractive environment In this sense it makes the most of its unique location in the city building between its four towers a public and covered plaza that gives access to the buildings The lower plaza is connected by a hanging stairway and an elevator with a second plaza that links the four towers and separates the commercial and office uses from the residential areas This upper plaza is the core of the project All the communication paths are connected to this space which becomes an area for leisure and socialization in the community: a communal space at the service of the city are designed as free-flowing spaces with sliding doors and a protected terrace A skin of steel sheets acts as rear ventilated facade The basic apartment type has an area of 40 square meters configured as a free-flowing space separated by large sliding doors This space is sheltered from the exterior by a system of cupboards and from the main corridor of access through the core of bathrooms and kitchens which isolates from noise and centralizes the technical services All the apartments have a seven-square meter terrace that is protected from the exterior An elevated platform links the four buildings separating the retail and office spaces from the residential program  and generating a large square for communal  use The complex is built essentially with a reinforced concrete structure wrapping the four towers with a skin of lacquered steel sheets in different tones of grey and that performs as a rear ventilated facade; this facade changes gradually from opaque to perforated depending on the conditions of use generating nuanced lighting and ventilation that together conform an intense and complex enclosure Empresa Municipal de la Vivienda de Coslada Carlos Ríos; Andrés Canovas y Nicolás Maruri (dirección de obra site supervision) Mecanismo / Florentino Regalado (estructuras structures); Condiciones Internas S.L.(instalaciones mechanical engineering); Atxu Amann Nicolás Maruri (interiorismo interiors); Beatriz Amann Carlos Ríos (maquetistas models); Pedro Montesinos Elena Galán (aparejadores quantity surveyor) there arent any match using your search terms 2021 – Amazon today announced the opening of three new delivery stations in the Comunidad de Madrid the new facilities are expected to be fully operational between August and November this year Amazon’s new delivery stations will create over 220 permanent jobs Employees will benefit from competitive salaries and sector-leading benefits over 20 local Delivery Service Partners will deploy hundreds of drivers to ultimately deliver the packages to customers in the region These centers will power Amazon’s last mile order process and help improve the delivery experience for customers Packages are shipped to these facilities from Amazon’s nearby fulfillment centres and then loaded by Delivery Service Partners into their vehicles and delivered to customers “We are excited to continue to invest in the Comunidad de Madrid with new delivery stations that will provide efficient delivery for customers and create hundreds of job opportunities for the talented workforce,” said Paolo Patrone The company accompanies its associates since day one to support them in their career supervisor at Amazon’s delivery station in Leganés Amazon continuously promotes internal talent whereas respect among colleagues is always seen as key to the personal and professional development of the individual and the team Both are essential pieces that fit perfectly in a big puzzle ultimately aimed at providing the best service to our customers.” As a company creating new career opportunities that support communities all across Spain Amazon is a great place to work with highly competitive pay training programs and an industry-leading benefits package that includes health insurance Among some of these benefits is the Career Choice program through which the company supports employees in accessing adult training in their field of choice financing 95% of tuition and associated fees up to an amount of €8,000 over four years Amazon committed $11.5 billion in 2020 on COVID-related initiatives to help keep its employees globally safe and to get items to customers This includes an investment of over $1.2 billion on measures like temperature checks since the beginning of the pandemic Amazon has purchased more than 39 million pairs of gloves over 74 million units of disinfectant wipes and 12,7 a million liters of hands’ disinfectant bottles Amazon is further expanding the size of its Spanish Operations network to increase capacity and better support small independent small businesses (SMEs) using Fulfillment by Amazon warehousing and delivery Amazon’s Operations network in Spain started with the San Fernando de Henares (Madrid) Fulfilment Center which started operations in 2012 – a year after the launch of Amazon.es the company has opened several logistics facilities in the region: one Fulfillment Center in Alcalá de Henares; 5 delivery stations in Alcobendas Getafe (with two of them) and Madrid; one Sortation Center in Getafe; and two urban fulfillment centers in Madrid and Coslada providing fast deliveries to customers through the Amazon Fresh Service The footprint of Amazon’s Operations network throughout Spain is completed by the Fulfillment Centers the company has in El Prat (Barcelona) Illescas (Toledo) and Dos Hermanas (Seville) as well as a Sortation Center in Barberá del Vallés (Barcelona) one urban fulfillment center in Barcelona and 12 additional Delivery Stations located throughout the country to strengthen delivery services for the benefit of customers and sellers Amazon recently announced two Robotics FC in Illescas and Corvera (Murcia) that will start operations this year as well as a new Fulfillment Center in Zaragoza that will open its doors in 2022 Amazon has invested 6.8 billion euros between 2011 and 2020 in its Spanish infrastructure Amazon invested 2.5 billion euros improving its processes salaries and ensuring reliable and timely service to customers The company recently announced the creation of 3,000 new jobs in the country which will end 2021 with more than 15,000 permanent employees The company will double its permanent workforce in Spain in two years from 7,000 employees at the end of 2019 to more than 15,000 by the end of 2021 To learn more about Amazon’s economic impact and logistics network in Spain, click here Source: press release OX Motorcycles | The Spanish start-up has moved the production of their 100% electric motorcycle After a complex year of development and prototyping with China and with difficulties caused by the pandemic OX Motorcycles has taken the decision to start their production of the OX One in the QuaZZar Technology Center in the municipality of Coslada (Madrid region) “After two years working with factories in China learning from the number one electric vehicle industry in the world we have decided to move our production-unit to Spain putting in value the national capacities and promoting sustainable industry we have managed to lower operating costs and provide a closer local and personalised customer experience our clients are the maximum beneficiaries of this decision and this was the most important key to making this decision “ The agreement with QuaZZar Technologies to manufacture OX One in Spain aims to guarantee the highest quality of electric motorcycles designed by OX Motorcycles while also providing a boost to the motorcycle industry in Spain “I am proud as a Spanish businessman to be able to rely on the confidence of young entrepreneurs who give us the wonderful opportunity to generate quality employment and to help us consolidate a industrial model of growth and sustainable development Being able to manufacture the OX ONE in our facilities is an honour but it is also a great responsibility and a great challenge that we assume delighted and we are sure to guarantee a good final product QuaZZar Technologies is currently manufacturing 1,200 units in its Coslada plant and with our recent agreement with OX we have expanded our facilities to 2,000 m2 “ will have a productive capacity in its center of Madrid of 2,000 units per year with the aim of also supplying its expansion in the European market for the third quarter of 2021 This manufacturing move allows OX Motorcycles to meet deadline delivery and user experience committed to their customers: OX One the 100% electric motorcycle with a Café Racer aesthetic designed and manufactured in Spain will have a maximum speed of 110 km / h and up to 100 km of range powered by a 6 kW motor and a single removable and easy-to-carry battery as well as integrating intelligence artificial thanks to the ELISA device OX One is priced at € 4,100 in Spain, thanks to the help of € 1,100 of the MOVES III Plan and can now be booked for an amount of € 150 from the web: https://ox-motorcycles.com/ OX Motorcycles customers in Spain will be able to test the first units in the month of July and the first OX One will be delivered in October 2021.Pictures: OX Motorcycles Previous post(s) from OX Motorcycles at THE PACK: Due to the works to improve the access to the Cívitas Metropolitano stadium with the M-40 the entire roundabout on Avenida de Arcentales on the M-40 will remain closed surface traffic will not be possible inside the roundabout the lateral turns that border the roundabout will remain open to traffic and fully operational as before: - From the M-201 coming from Coslada to take the M-40 heading north - From Avenida de Arcentales to take the M-40 heading south - From exit 10 of the M-40 coming from the south to take the M-201 to Coslada Alternative routes have been established by the General Directorate of Traffic that will allow the connection of Avenida de Arcentales with Coslada and vice versa The cutting of the roundabout will affect the matches held in the stadium in the months of November although the final duration of the works will depend on the weather These actions are being carried out and financed entirely by Atlético de Madrid and will considerably improve the departure of cars and buses at the end of matches providing the stadium with two new direct connections with the M-40 and they join the new direct exit from Avenida Luis Aragonés to the M-21 the M-14 and the A-2 that was opened to traffic since last April the residents of the San Blas-Canillejas district will benefit daily from these new infrastructures which will allow traffic in the neighborhood to be barely affected when events are held at the stadium How to get to the stadium by car? 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Get tickets to cheer on Atlético de Madrid Femenino in Alcalá Looking for three more points at the Mendizorroza Archive HOUSING retail-on-board and hospitality products and services company gategroup has shifted its Gate Gourmet Madrid catering operation in Spain to a modern facility at Coslada near Adolfo Suarez Madrid Barajas Airport The 9,600m² facility features a modern kitchen which allows the company to deliver innovative and inspired meals to airline passengers The new kitchen includes the latest culinary equipment including digital devices which link the kitchen to a centralised recipe library via handheld devices will serve over 12 international airlines and produce 18,000 meals per day The facility also features a culinary experience centre and customers can experience hospitality through exclusive menu presentations the Madrid catering facility features solar panels to generate hot water for showers and sinks Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis the dishwashers include heat recovery feature and can increase the temperature of the wash water as well as sensors that control the use of water With 16 door docks for trucks for maximum access the Madrid facility will be able to allocate 2,500 pallets in its warehouse for dry goods and 260 pallet spaces for frozen goods enabling Gate Gourmet Madrid to cater to the company’s retail activity in Spain the Gate Gourmet team has worked to LEAN principles to ensure a zero-defect start-up located an eight-minute drive from the airport access and close to the motorway network to ensure easy deliveries from suppliers also features two entrances to provide alternative ways to access the airport Europe and Middle East president Herman Anbeek said: “This is a truly exciting development and our long-term investment in the facility at Coslada demonstrates our commitment to the Spanish market and our employees “The building has been designed following sustainable innovative working processes to provide our customers with the highest degree of operational excellence The Zurich-based gategroup serves more than 700 million passengers annually from over 200 operating units in over 60 countries/territories across all continents Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network Welcome to IPE Real Assets. This site uses cookies. Read our policy By 2024-09-03T10:47:00+01:00 European logistics real estate firm Delin Property has sold a 110,000sqm portfolio of two assets in Spain’s capital city to EQT Exeter for €100m Delin said it has sold the Alcalá East Madrid Park in Alcalá de Henares and South Madrid Logistics Park in Illescas Delin has been active in the Spanish logistics market since 2018, developing the two parks and leasing all available space. The company is now redeveloping a 2.2ha site in Coslada said: “The sale of these parks crystallises six years of value creation and showcases what we do best: mastering each step of the development chain to deliver modern sustainable logistics parks in prized locations quality assets they are now ready for an institutional owner and the parks’ customers will have an excellent new partner in EQT Exeter.”  Delin’s MD for Spain, said: “The sale of our first two parks is far from the end of our journey in Spain as we have our ongoing Coslada project.  We’re on the hunt to acquire more value-add and development opportunities where we can bring our expertise to bear and replicate our successes in Alcala and Illescas “We’re looking in the Madrid region and beyond to other key locations To read the latest IPE Real Assets magazine click here Copyright © 1997–2025 IPE International Publishers Limited Site powered by Webvision Cloud Text description provided by the architects. The building is situated on the Rambla, with access from both lateral streets. It will be accompanied by a future theater and a library which has already been built. The area has been slowly consolidating with the construction of high-density social housing, giving it a very important sense of scale. The center is composed of four buildings, the Council for Social Matters, a Residence for the Mentally Ill, a Center for the Elderly, and the Respiro Miniresidence. All of them will function independently, but they are connected in their architectural form in order to give an adequate response to the scale of the site, to be able to optimize processes, for maintenance purposes, and to have a combined three-floor parking space. © Pablo VicensThe ensemble is solved using a system of three bays and a constant modulation that takes care of all the requirements of the building, its rooms, and resting, administrative and garage areas. The outer parts of the building are used for living areas, while the central parts are used for social and community spaces. In addition, the simple structure of the building is enhanced by a clear system of construction requiring minimal maintenance, along with balanced building services. © Pablo VicensThe longitudinal nature of the building finds a counterpoint in the two lateral volumes of greater height. These correspond to the Elderly Residence and the Council. © Pablo VicensThe ground floor is dedicated to halls, eating areas, and day areas protected from public spaces by means of private gardens facing both longitudinal facades. These gardens are only interrupted by the transversal access points to the building. the exterior walls are clad in white corrugated metallic sheets placed horizontally on lintels and vertically where there are openings You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email a leading budget hotel chain which operates nearly 600 hotels across the UK has officially opened its sixth hotel in Spain - in Coslada the group hosted a ceremonial event which was attended by the landlord property agents and key British and Spanish stakeholders At the event the Mayor of Coslada, Ángel Viveros Gutiérrez; the Economy & Tourism Councillor, Mr Fernando Romero; joined Jo Boydell, Chief Executive; and Angel Beleño, General Director of Spain, to officially open the hotel.  Travelodge signed a 20 year lease of the former NH Villa De Coslada, Madrid and has since refurbished and rebranded the 78-room hotel to become the Travelodge Madrid Coslada Aeropuerto, which features an on-site restaurant, bar and car-park.  Travelodge has invested €1 million in updating the hotel to Travelodge’s latest premium look and feel. The hotel is situated close to the Civitas Metropolitano Stadium, IFEMA Convention Center and Madrid airport - making it an ideal base for both business and leisure customers.   Madrid Coslada Aeropuerto Travelodge is the group’s third hotel in Madrid and its sixth in Spain. It also operates two hotels in Barcelona and one in Valencia.     Travelodge has worked closely with a consultancy team at Christie & Co, the leading European real estate advisory firm, who have prepared a strategic expansion report on the development opportunities offered by the Spanish hotel market. Findings from this report confirm that despite Spain being a top global leisure and business destination, it remains an under-represented market for budget accommodation, with Economy and Midscale hotel rooms representing 33% of total room supply in comparison to mature markets including France (c.59%), the UK (c41%) and the USA (c44%). Meanwhile, just 6% of Spain’s hotel rooms are in the branded Economy and Midscale segment. The study identified the potential for an additional 15,000 branded rooms in the Economy and Midscale segment of the Spanish hotel market within the next five years, through a combination of new developments and conversions of existing hotels.  This potential growth in the Spanish midscale and economy hotel market provides a huge opportunity for investors, who are looking for solid long-term income streams - and aligns well with Travelodge’s expansion plans.  Travelodge has nearly four decades of expertise in operating budget hotels, a strong brand, and a proven successful long term lease model in place. Working with its appointed property agents, Aldaba Partners, who provide a comprehensive investment advisory service, Travelodge is planning to grow its Spanish business, offering solid long-term income stream opportunities for investors.  Travelodge has initially identified the top 20 key markets where it would like to open a hotel in Spain.  These markets are predicted to continue to grow their business and leisure visitor numbers over the coming years, but currently have a shortage of good quality, low cost, branded accommodation to meet the needs of business and leisure guests.   Travelodge’s plans include expanding its existing hotel network in the locations where it currently operates including Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia, as well as in other major business and tourist locations. Key target locations are listed below:   Primary Current Locations: Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia   Primary New Locations: Alicante, Bilbao, Cádiz, Malaga, Palma Mallorca, San Sebastián and Seville Secondary Locations: Benidorm, Córdoba, Gerona, Granada, Las Palmas De Gran Canaria,Santiago de Compostela,  Santander, Tarragona, Valladolid and Zaragoza   Travelodge’s Spanish operation is managed by Angel Beleno, who joined Travelodge in 2013 as Spain, Director of Operations and in 2014 was promoted to Spain, General Director. Angel has over 20 years of experience working within the hospitality sector in Spain and internationally.  Prior to joining Travelodge, Angel worked for Melia Hotels International and Barceló Hotels and amp Resorts in Spain and Mexico.  Angel Beleño, Travelodge, General Director, Spain said:   “Spain is the fourth most visited country in the world and its tourism industry is now an important engine of the Spanish economy. This is creating new opportunities in the Spanish hotel market, especially for the Midscale and Economy hotel sector, and we want to take this opportunity to bring the Travelodge brand to new business and leisure locations across Spain.   “With nearly four decades of expertise in operating budget hotels, a strong brand and a proven successful long term lease model in place, we can help to grow the Spanish Midscale and Economy hotel sector. Our latest acquisition is a prime example of how we can convert an existing hotel into a successful Travelodge, offering investors and landlords an alternative long-term income stream in Spain and providing both business and leisure travellers with more choice and great value accommodation.”     The Spanish expansion plans come just weeks after Travelodge announced record-breaking results for the six months to 30 June 2023, reporting a revenue and profit performance significantly ahead of 2022 levels earnings (adjusted EBITDA) to £104.5 million for the half year, reflecting the continued resilience of the UK budget hotel segment and the wide appeal of Travelodge’s quality and value offering across its 598 hotels and over 46,000 rooms.   For further information on this press release, contact: Keep up-to-date with our latest listings and more… © Christie & Co 2024 | A member of Christie Group Malaga is firmly in the sights of the British hotel chain focused on the economy sector of market which is looking for properties to manage in the capital of the Costa del Sol The group is currently immersed in a major expansion plan in Spain in which it has also identified Cadiz are considered to be the cities that offer the greatest opportunity for the brand in the Andalusian region as part of its roadmap for growth in the Spanish market The chain already has nearly 600 hotels in the United Kingdom where at the end of last month it opened its sixth hotel specifically in the Madrid town of Coslada Travelodge said it has "an ambitious expansion plan in Spain which has become a key market for the company due to the opportunities that exist" It pointed out that to achieve this objective they have worked closely with a team of consultants from Christie & Co who have prepared a strategic expansion report based on the development opportunities offered by the Spanish hotel market "Spain is the fourth most visited country in the world and its tourism sector is now a major driver of the Spanish economy This is creating new opportunities in the Spanish hotel market especially for the mid-scale and economy segment and we want to take advantage of this opportunity to bring the Travelodge brand to new business and leisure locations in the country," said Ángel Beleño Travelodge revealed that the analysis of the Spanish market had identified the top twenty destinatons with the greatest growth potential in Spain for this quality economic segment "This potential growth in the Spanish market for economy and mid-scale hotels represents a great opportunity for investors looking for solid and is well aligned with Travelodge's expansion plans," it said The company stated that the capital of the Costa del Sol is a key location on their hit list The British chain also detailed that the results of this report confirm that despite Spain being one of the world's leading leisure and business destinations it is still a market with a lower presence of low-budget accommodation economy and mid-scale hotel rooms only represent 33% of the total offer compared to those of more mature markets in this sector which already represent 59%; the United Kingdom it highlighted the potential of this sector in Spain and estimates that 15,000 rooms will be added to this 'low cost' business in the next five years combining new developments and conversions of existing hotels "The company has almost four decades of experience managing budget hotels a strong brand and a proven and successful long-term leasing model the company has partnered with the renowned real estate brokerage group Aldaba Partners which will provide a comprehensive investment advisory service This hotel development plan will provide opportunities to generate strong long-term revenue streams for investors," Travelodge said After presenting a financial balance sheet with historic records in the six months to 30 June 2023 reporting a revenue and profit performance significantly ahead of 2022 earnings of £104.5 million for the half year the company emphasised that "with almost four decades of experience managing budget hotels we can help develop the mid-scale and budget hotel sector in Spain Our latest acquisition in Coslada (Madrid) is a great example of how we can turn an existing business into a successful Travelodge hotel offering investors and owners an alternative long-term revenue stream in Spain and providing business and leisure travellers with more choice and great value accommodation" which in 1985 became the UK's first budget hotel brand when it opened its first hotel in Barton-under-Needwood offers more than 46,000 rooms in its 598 hotels Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados announces it is expanding its Spanish operation by acquiring the lease of the popular NH Villa de Coslada hotel in Madrid and it has appointed global hospitality advisors Aldaba Partners to help grow its Spanish hotel portfolio This expansion programme reflects the key findings from comprehensive research including a study of the Spanish hotel market that Travelodge commissioned from Christie & Co Research showed that Spain is one of the most visited countries in the world and one of the fastest growing hotel markets across the globe but there is a significant gap for branded low cost and good quality accommodation in the midscale and economy segment This growing segment indexes favourably with modern travellers who are looking for affordable accommodation options.             This research indicates a significant opportunity for Travelodge to grow in Spain as the group has nearly four decades of expertise in operating budget hotels and a proven successful long term lease model in place Therefore it can offer investors and landlords an alternative long term income stream in Spain Whilst offering business and leisure travellers more choice and great value accommodation the Spanish hotel market is dominated by independent hotel owners franchise and management agreement operators and shorter leasehold operators our research showed that investors are increasingly looking for stable long term income streams in support of Spain’s growing tourism industry This fits well with Travelodge’s traditional long term fixed lease model To help capitalise on this growth opportunity in Spain who are renowned across the globe for their comprehensive investment advisory service Aldaba Partners will help grow the Travelodge business in Spain by finding suitable hotel sites and third party investors.  Key growth locations include: Barcelona Travelodge is delighted to have acquired the lease of the NH Villa De Coslada hotel in Madrid The 78-room hotel features an on-site restaurant bar and car-park and is Coslada’s main hotel situated close to the Civitas Metropolitano Stadium IFEMA Convention Center and the airport – making it an ideal base for business and leisure customers.   Travelodge has acquired a 20-year lease to operate the hotel from Grupo Veintidos The hotel will be renamed Travelodge Madrid Coslada Aeropuerto and the group will invest approximately €1 million in acquiring the lease and refurbishing the hotel to the new Travelodge budget-luxe premium look hotel design.  The Travelodge budget-luxe design includes all the low cost efficiencies you would expect from Travelodge but with the added benefit of thoughtful stylish design and homely touches throughout its interiors Work will commence in May 2023 and the hotel will remain open during this period with an official opening scheduled for this summer.   Travelodge already operates a successful lease hotel model in Spain and Travelodge Madrid Coslada Aeropuerto will be the group’s sixth hotel in Spain – and its third Travelodge in Madrid The group also operates two hotels in Barcelona and one in Valencia Travelodge now operates nearly 600 hotels across the UK Chief Property & Development Officer said: “We are delighted to launch our Spanish expansion programme by acquiring the lease of the NH Villa de Coslada hotel in Madrid and appointing Aldaba Partners to help us grow our business across Spain The Spanish hotel market is growing at pace with demand exceeding supply and we want to take this opportunity to take the Travelodge brand to new business and leisure locations across Spain.   With nearly four decades of expertise in operating budget hotels a strong brand and a proven successful long term lease model in place we can offer investors and landlords an alternative long term income stream in Spain Whilst offering business and leisure travellers more choice and great value accommodation.”          The Travelodge Spanish operation is managed by Angel Beleno Director of Operations and in 2014 was promoted to Spain Angel has over 20 years experience of working within the hospitality sector in Spain and internationally.  Prior to joining Travelodge Angel worked for Melia Hotels International and Barceló Hotels and amp Resorts in Spain and Mexico.  Building, Design & 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