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Torre Melina, a Gran Meliá Hotel

Barcelona, Spain · Gran Meliá · Accessible Luxury

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Torre Melina Gran Meliá occupies the 16-story tower architect Carles Ferrater designed for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, originally opened as the Hotel Rey Juan Carlos I days before the Games and honored with Spain's National Architecture Award that year. Fairmont ran it from 2014 until a 2020 closure, and Meliá spent roughly 40 million euros renovating the 391-room property before reopening it in January 2024 as Torre Melina, a name borrowed from a medieval farmhouse once standing on its 25,000-square-meter grounds in Pedralbes.

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