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Sunday, June 21, 2026

Hotel Tentrem Jakarta

 Hotel Tentrem Jakarta is strategically located at , developed by PT Praja Karalan Perdana and operated by PT Hotel Candi Baru, with architectural design by PT Grahacipta Hadiprana . The property sits in Tangerang near BSD and IKEA, approximately 11.5 kilometers from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport  , making it an ideal destination for both business and leisure travelers seeking proximity to Jakarta's energy while enjoying the tranquil ambiance of the Alam Sutera district. Inspired by Javanese Philosophy, the name "Tentrem" embodies tranquility and peace, reflecting the perfect harmony between humanity and the universe . The design philosophy underlying Hotel Tentrem Jakarta represents a contemporary reinterpretation of Indonesian cultural heritage, where the hotel's design is an interpretation of Javanese culture, using natural materials like wood, natural stone, and greenery  . The hotel weaves timeless Javanese traditions into every corner of the hotel's modern design, utilizing a contemporary take on the banji batik motif, which originated from West Java, crystallizing rich Indonesian heritage and artistic brilliance in every corner . The architectural marvel rises elegantly with its 18-story structure complemented by dual-level basement, covering a total building area of 30,000 square meters, with the hotel towering at a height of 65 meters . The architectural masterpiece features 200 rooms, ranging from deluxe to presidential suite, and an extensive array of shared amenities, including restaurants, ballrooms, meeting spaces, spas, swimming pools, gyms, and lounges, with a grand ballroom spanning 1,000 square meters, accommodating 1,000 individuals, standing as the largest and most magnificent in the Alam Sutera area . The hotel features Amarta Hall, inspired by Joglo architecture, providing a stunning space for events decorated with detailed carvings that depict Javanese culture . This comprehensive luxury hospitality project successfully balances modern amenities with cultural authenticity, creating an immersive experience that celebrates Indonesian identity while meeting international standards.






















































Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Nobu Hotel Madrid

Nobu Hotel Madrid, scheduled to open on September 1, 2026, will be located at 26 Calle Alcalá, positioned between the iconic Plaza de Cibeles and Puerta del Sol in the heart of Madrid's Cortes District  , marking the cultural and commercial epicenter of the capital  where some of the most important international luxury hotels are also located. The development is being undertaken by Millenium Hospitality Real Estate SOCIMI (MHRE), which already has a portfolio of five-star hotels across Spain and Portugal  , making this their significant collaboration with the prestigious Nobu Hospitality brand. The hotel will feature 50 guest rooms and suites designed by Studio Caramba  , with interiors featuring warm wood tones, organic textiles, deep green accents, and softly layered lighting, while floor-to-ceiling windows offer sweeping views over Madrid  . The signature accommodation offering is the Nobu Suite, spanning 105 square metres with a private terrace and city views  . The tri-level Nobu restaurant, bar and lounge has been designed by the globally renowned architecture and design studio GRONDA, blending contemporary luxury with subtle Japanese influences, creating a refined and timeless environment focused on harmony, light and carefully selected materials  . The venue will include a rooftop terrace offering panoramic views of Madrid  , which is envisioned as a vibrant social destination. The hotel offers exclusive amenities including a dedicated wellness area and state-of-the-art Technogym fitness centre, Nobu Signature Beds, BYREDO bathroom amenities and secure parking on request  . This property marks the brand's first hotel in Madrid and its fifth in Spain  , continuing Nobu Hospitality's expansion across Europe and reinforcing Madrid's status as a premier luxury destination.