The Hotel Riu Palace Nautilus in Torremolinos, Andalusia, has reopened following an extensive renovation, marking the debut of the RIU Palace category on the peninsula. The beachfront hotel, located just 20 metres from the Mediterranean Sea, now boasts a new restaurant, improved sea views, and a sophisticated design throughout its premises.
The four-star hotel is strategically positioned near Malaga Airport and Benalmádena, offering guests easy access to local attractions. All rooms have been redesigned with a timeless, elegant aesthetic, using neutral colours to create a serene atmosphere. The lobby has been revamped to maximise views of the Mediterranean Sea, incorporating natural light and materials that enhance clarity and spaciousness.
The hotel's culinary offerings have been expanded with the addition of the Krystal restaurant, an à la carte gourmet venue, complementing the main restaurant, which has also been renovated and now includes an expanded terrace.
In line with RIU's sustainability strategy, Proudly Committed, the renovation includes significant energy efficiency improvements, such as heat exchangers, high-efficiency air conditioning, and photovoltaic solar panels. Accessibility has also been enhanced, with the hotel now offering 11 adapted rooms.
RIU operates four hotels in Andalusia, with the Riu Palace Nautilus being the latest to undergo renovation, underscoring the chain's commitment to quality and the region. Founded in Mallorca in 1953, RIU Hotels & Resorts now operates 101 hotels in 22 countries, employing nearly 39,000 people worldwide
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