Calviá Beach The Plaza Hotel is part of the new resort named Sol House Calviá Beach, formed by three hotels which are very close to each other yet provide different styles and facilities that guests at any of the three hotels can enjoy as part of their stay.
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They can also do so without having to carry around any cash or ID thanks to modern smart bracelets that allow guests to use and pay for services throughout the resort, including in the stores.
Sol House The Studio offers a music and entertainment experience for younger guests. Sol Wave House provides huge terraces overlooking the beach, a beach club and a wave pool for surfing which is unique in Mallorca.
Calviá Beach The Plaza offers the ultimate rooftop terrace experience full of life and with chill-out spaces, dining and sundecks, all crowned by its amazing swimming pools.
Guests can move freely around the three hotels and eight restaurants and bars, as well as use any of the eight swimming pools in the resort.
State-of-the-art architecture and design and a rooftop terrace with the largest suspended swimming pools in Europe (46 metres long) are the most outstanding features of the new Calviá Beach The Plaza Hotel, the latest addition to the portfolio of Meliá Hotels International in Magaluf.
The hotel will officially open this weekend and will go beyond just creating a new modern and iconic image for both Meliá and the entire destination of Magaluf.
The newly built hotel offers 272 rooms, 4 swimming pools - two on the first floor for guests staying in sundeck rooms, and two on the fifth floor rooftop terrace with views over the entire bay.
Meliá has also built a 200-vehicle car park to make it easier to visit the hotel and surrounding Plaza for both residents and visitors to the island. Part of the hotel space next to the Plaza houses important superior quality international fashion, retail and dining brands to complement the existing shopping facilities in the destination.
The reconstruction of the old Jamaica Hotel began seven years after the hotel closed its doors due to structural problems in the main building, an adverse circumstance that the Company saw as an opportunity to design a new type of hotel with an open Plaza that would shake up the old Magaluf and help bring about an urban and social transformation.
As required by urban regulations, a solution was found that would respect height and volume restrictions, keeping the tallest building which had no structural problems and adding a new building that would better respond to contemporary needs and whose design, materials and functionality would make it one of the most modern hotels in Spain.
The building is split into two by a large open square in the shape of an "X" that aims to create a new urban axis between the two main streets in Magaluf, ending at the beach.
To keep the views over the sea and free up ground floor space for the hotel and stores, the rooftops were reserved for all the public recreation areas, dining facilities and swimming pools, guaranteeing visitors and hotel guests would enjoy spectacular panoramic views over the bay.
The pools, one on each side of the Plaza (north and south), are 46 metres long and 4 metres wide with the central part made out of methacrylate so that people in the Plaza can look up to see guests swimming in the pools above.
This was a major design challenge but has created a facility that is destined to become a benchmark and icon.
The entire resort project and hotel interior design were conceived by the renowned architect Ãlvaro Sans and executed by Concepto S.L. and twelve other companies.
The hotel and Momentum Plaza will be officially inaugurated next week at an event to be attended by the hotel owners and leading public figures in the Balearic Islands and Calviá. ■