In the middle of a tennis break to recover from his injuries, Rafa Nadal has taken the opportunity to celebrate a very special moment in his personal life. The Manacor tennis player inaugurated last Wednesday its first hotel in Majorca, the result of the merger of its brand with the Meliá Hotels Internacional hotel chain.
He ZEL Mallorca It is the first establishment of the twenty that Nadal and Gabriel Escarrer, the CEO of Meliá, intend to open in the next four years. With 165 rooms, two swimming pools, spa, gym and a restaurant from the Beso Beach chainthe inauguration is the culmination of a year and a half of work.
In front of the media attending the event, Nadal was excited to have started a project of such magnitude. “I am very excited to start a project like this, in something that I am passionate about, which is tourism, and doing it with one of the best gives me great confidence. That the first hotel is here on the island makes all the sense in the world on a romantic level,” he said.
The presentation of the hotel
To understand what Nadal and the Meliá team are proposing, all you have to do is read the description that the establishment itself makes of its services in the official website. “Relaxation and fun, siesta and party. authentic culture. Outdoor mornings and festival nights. Life without ties and the unmistakable warmth of a Mediterranean house. Located in a privileged place on the coast on the beach of Palmanovaand the result of the alliance with Rafa Nadal, this hotel promises you an unforgettable vacation in an idyllic enclave of the Balearic Islands”.
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The prices, which according to Escarrer are “very good”, start at 279 euros per night. For example, a reservation for the weekend of From September 15 to 17, in a double room for two adults, it ranges from 960 euros with accommodation and breakfast from the ‘Zel Room’ to 2,877 euros for the ‘Casa Zel’, with 80 square meters of enjoyment.
Guests from all sectors
The opening party was attended by personalities from all kinds of sectors. There was no shortage of political representatives, such as the future president of the Balearic Islands, Marga Prohens. There were also ex-soccer players like Pedja Mijatovic or Ibai Gómez; singers, like Carlos Baute; or the television presenter Raquel Sánchez Silva.
