Wyndham’s first multi-brand complex in Mexico City to open in 2022

With an investment of 100 million dollars, the complex located in La Condesa will go for the corporate segment and that of ‘life & style’ with two brands.

The American company Wyndham Hotels & Resorts will open its multi-brand complex in La Condesa, in Mexico City, in January 2022, after postponing its opening due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With two hotels and six consumption centers, the hotel chain seeks to go through the corporate and life & style segment, with a view to recovering quickly from the crisis that the sector is going through, which has been accentuated in urban destinations.

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With an investment of 100 million dollars by Grupo Murano, the complex will house the Wyndham Grand Mexico City brands, focused on the corporate and business segment, and Esplendor by Wyndham La Condesa, oriented to the life & style market, which together They will cover 408 rooms distributed in 7,500 square meters.

Antonio Álvarez, general director of the complex, considers that beyond the crisis that has affected the entire hotel sector –and the tourism industry in general–, conditions in Mexico City remain promising for both segments, relying on the location of the complex and the dynamism of the market.

“We believe that by 2022 the market will have evolved a lot. There will be many more travelers willing to leave after being locked up. We see a major change from the United States since they have done a good job with vaccination, we see it very optimistic, “he says in an interview.

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The new Wyndham complex is the result of the reconversion of the Hotel Aristos, a complex built in the 1960s that has been cataloged by the National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA) for its artistic value, and that was designed by the architect Spanish José Luis Benlliure.

Three years ago, Wyndham and Grupo Murano announced their intention to remodel the complex, which offers a unique opportunity in terms of space, says Álvarez, since it has three buildings that will accommodate an event room for 1,000 people and six conference centers. consumption with which the company plans to turn the complex into a key meeting point in the city.

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