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Spring Hotels Plans Cleopatra Palace Renovation and Mediterranean Palace Family Suites

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Key takeaways

  • Cleopatra Palace is planned for a major wellness, social and family-focused renovation.
  • Mediterranean Palace Family Suites combine two connecting rooms under one booking.
  • Spring Hotels reported 19% revenue growth following its 2025 portfolio expansion.

Spring Hotels unveiled an extensive renovation plan for Cleopatra Palace and a new Family Suites concept at Mediterranean Palace at WTM London 2026, according to Breaking Travel News. The programme follows the group’s 2025 acquisition of Cleopatra Palace, Mediterranean Palace and Sir Anthony Hotel. Travel Daily News described the wider programme as introducing luxury wellness facilities, new dining concepts and expanded children’s amenities.

“With Cleopatra Palace, we have an opportunity to create something quite different, with a five-star experience that is designed for every mood and centred around wellness, recovery and lifestyle.” — Jo Robinson, Chief Sales Officer at Spring Hotels

Fact box: Spring Hotels expands its Tenerife portfolio

  • Company: Spring Hotels is the group announcing the renovation and family accommodation plans.
  • Properties: Cleopatra Palace stands on Tenerife’s Golden Mile, while the Family Suites and children’s facilities are planned for Mediterranean Palace.
  • Portfolio change: The group acquired Cleopatra Palace, Mediterranean Palace and Sir Anthony Hotel in 2025.
  • Reported performance: Spring Hotels reported 19% revenue growth, a 15% increase in overnight stays and more than 43,000 additional room nights following the portfolio expansion.

The announcements were presented as part of the group’s continuing investment in its growing Tenerife portfolio.

Cleopatra Palace gains wellness and social facilities

The Cleopatra Palace redevelopment would introduce contemporary interiors inspired by natural materials and warm, earthy tones, along with redesigned communal spaces, swim-up accommodation and dedicated family areas. The plans also call for five-star service at the property.

Wellness and recovery form a central part of the project. Planned additions include swimming pools, specialist recovery facilities, hyperbaric chambers, yoga, sound baths and spa experiences. Spring Hotels expects the gym to become Tenerife’s largest, although the announcement describes that prospect as an expectation rather than a confirmed record.

The social offer would include beach-club experiences, a rooftop terrace, premium dining and a programme of poolside and sunset events. Families would have dedicated spaces, access to Club Mare and activities for different age groups, including wellbeing experiences designed for teenagers.

The renovation would also complement Spring Hotels’ meetings and events business. The existing Pirámide de Arona auditorium can accommodate up to 1,600 delegates, allowing the redeveloped hotel to combine leisure facilities with established event infrastructure.

Reported growth reached 19 percent

Spring Hotels reported 19% revenue growth, a 15% increase in overnight stays and more than 43,000 additional room nights following the 2025 expansion of its Tenerife portfolio.

Repeat visitors accounted for 30% of all Spring Hotels bookings. The proportion rose to 35% among UK guests and 26% among Irish guests, according to the company’s reported figures.

Jo Robinson described the response from guests and trade partners as encouraging. Robinson said the encouraging response had followed the addition of the three properties to the portfolio. Neither announcement presents an outside reaction; both accounts concentrate on Spring Hotels’ plans and the group’s own operating results.

Family Suites add two connecting rooms

The planned Family Suites at Mediterranean Palace would combine two connecting rooms within a single booking. Each arrangement would provide two bedrooms and two bathrooms, giving families more space, privacy and flexibility than a standard booking.

Spring Hotels says the combined rate would cost less than booking the two rooms separately. The new category is aimed at families travelling together and is separate from the wider Cleopatra Palace redevelopment.

Children’s facilities would include a new Splash Zone with slides and water-based attractions, inspired by the facilities at Spring Hotel Bitácora. The group also plans age-tailored children’s amenity kits and a dedicated children’s activity area.

Both announcements describe the existing volleyball court as the site for new family facilities, with one referring to a Splash Zone and the other to a dedicated children’s activity area.

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