Nobu Hospitality, the luxury lifestyle brand founded by Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert De Niro and Meir Teper, partners with Millenium Hospitality Real Estate SOCIMI on the latest Nobu venture: Nobu Hotel and Restaurant Sevilla. Set to open spring 2023, the property marks Nobu’s sixth hotel in Spain and third project with MHRE, following the announcements of Nobu Hotel Madrid and Nobu Hotel San Sebastián.
Nobu Hotel Marbella © Nobu Hospitality
“We are delighted to be partnering with MHRE on our third hotel and restaurant, following the announcements of San Sebastián and Madrid, and to be opening our sixth Spanish hotel for the brand. Seville is a charming, historic city that has emerged as a must-visit destination for many of our Nobu guests and we are confident that the Nobu brand will be embraced by local residents and international travelers alike,” said Trevor Horwell, CEO, Nobu Hospitality.
Located near City Hall at Plaza San Francisco, the property will feature a variety of guestrooms and suites, Nobu restaurant with terrace seating and city views, a fitness center and rooftop with swimming pool and a dining area.
Nobu Barcelona © Nobu Hospitality
Javier Illan Plaza, president and CEO, Millenium Hospitality Real Estate said, “This announcement further fortifies MHRE’s partnership with Nobu Hospitality, and I’m thrilled to be bringing the brand to the city of Seville. This marks our third project together and me and the team very much look forward to opening each of the properties and inviting guests to experience the Nobu lifestyle.”
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