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Mövenpick Kvarner Bay resort opens

Overview

In mid‑July 2026 Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Kvarner Bay opened in Novi Vinodolski, marking the brand’s first Adriatic‑sea resort. The 198‑room complex, acquired by the Slovenian fund ECM Partners and franchised by Accor, includes a 180‑degree lounge terrace, the à‑la‑carte restaurant Affamata, the all‑day restaurant Figo, and an Eight Lounge for events. Leisure zones comprise the adult‑only Alba Signature pool, a family‑focused Sea Breeze Food & Fun area, as well as dedicated children’s (Little Birds Club) and teen spaces. A Salterra Wellness & Spa is part of the development, alongside extensive conference facilities and indoor/outdoor seawater pools.

The project also offers 304 residential units for sale and creates about 200 permanent jobs. Investment exceeds €250 million, and the opening is promoted as a long‑term boost for regional tourism. Management emphasizes integration with the local community through resident memberships, local sourcing, and year‑round guest‑owner engagement, complementing Mövenpick’s broader European portfolio of more than 30 hotels and residences.

Entities

Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Kvarner Bay · Little Birds Club · Novom Vinodolskom · Accor · Novom Vinodolski

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Timeline

  1. 13 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Kvarner Bay opens on Croatia's Adriatic coast

    Mövenpick's first Adriatic resort opened in Novom Vinodolski, Croatia, offering ~200 rooms, 304 residential units, multiple dining and leisure facilities, and a €250 million investment.

  2. 29 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Kvarner Bay opens in Novi Vinodolski, Croatia

    Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Kvarner Bay opened in Novi Vinodolski, Croatia, featuring 198 rooms, Croatia’s largest wellness centre and about 200 new jobs, aiming to serve both tourists and locals.

Sources

bug.ba · emedjimurje.net.hr · fiuman.hr · hrturizam.hr · jutarnji.hr · kurir.rs · novilist.hr · poslovni.hr · primorske.si · sarajevo-x.com · suplemento.com.mx · telegram.hr

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