The Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Jesolo is developed according to five-star standards and it will be the fourth hotel in the five-star Premium Collection of the Vienna-based South Tyrolean hotel group.

The hotel includes a pool and beach house with 112 rooms and suites, and 19 apartments. The Acquapura SPA covers an area of ​​1,300 sqm, and is equipped with a heated indoor and outdoor pool, relaxation room, jacuzzi, solarium, various saunas, and 8 massage and treatment rooms.

Otmar Michaeler, CEO of FMTG – Falkensteiner Michaeler Tourism Group AG: “This beach hotel comes at the right time for us. For the premium hotels of our Group and for our guests, this project is an important addition to the Alpine-Adriatic region. As for the architecture and design, we have again used the services of renowned professionals. The New York architect Richard Meier is the creator of the exterior concept. Matteo Thun is responsible for the interior design.”

Pop art elements and the brightness of the colours of the 1960s give a first indication of the design concept of the Italian architect Matteo Thun, who is responsible for the interior design. The high-profile designer duo has created a peerless mix of distinct shapes, luxurious materials, fresh colours, and pop art design elements. It is rigorous and sophisticated on the outside, and playful and eccentric on the inside.

For Otmar Michaeler, architecture and design play an important role when creating a hotel concept: “None of our hotels are alike, and especially our newest completed city projects in Belgrade and Vienna as well as the five-star Hotel & Spa Iadera in Croatia show our intention to emphasise architecture. This hotel will be a charming homage to the glorious past of the Italian bathing resorts, and bring the glamour and flair of Miami to the Adriatic. Of course, we also want to usher in a common and successful future with the city and the region of Jesolo.”