The ibis brand, renowned for its affordable and quality hospitality with over 2,500 hotels in nearly 80 countries, continues to expand in Europe with new properties under the ibis, ibis Styles and ibis budget brands. The latest openings include cities in Germany (Berlin and Neckarsulm), Spain (Madrid) and Belgium (Hasselt), with new openings planned in Hungary (Debrecen), Poland (Katowice) and the UK (York). An important milestone in this phase of development is the launch of the ibis Styles brand in Estonia with an elegant hotel in the heart of Tallinn. <\/p>\n
The ibis brand already has a strong presence in Romania, with 10 operational hotels and a total of 1,153 rooms in key cities. These include four locations in Bucharest, as well as hotels in Arad, Galati, Sibiu, Timisoara, Pitesti and the seaside resort of Venus. In the future, the brand will expand significantly, with six new ibis hotels already signed and scheduled to open in the coming years. These developments will add over 600 rooms and expand the ibis network in cities such as Tunari, Brasov, F\u0103g\u0103ra\u0219, Cluj-Napoca and Oradea. <\/p>\n
Other ibis-branded hotels recently opened in Europe include:<\/p>\n
ibis Styles Madrid Airport Valdebebas (Spain) – Scheduled to open in June, this will be the largest ibis-branded family hotel on the Iberian Peninsula, with 260 rooms, restaurant, 24-hour snack bar, swimming pool and rooftop with lounge bar. Located in the heart of the Valdebebas district, the hotel is just a few minutes from the IFEMA exhibition center, Real Madrid’s training base – the Alfredo di St\u00e9fano stadium – and Atl\u00e9tico de Madrid’s Metropolitano stadium. <\/p>\n
ibis budget Madrid Albasanz (Spain) – Just minutes from the city center, this new hotel offers easy access to Adolfo Su\u00e1rez Madrid-Barajas Airport, the IFEMA exhibition complex and the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium. Scheduled to open in June, the hotel will feature 99 rooms with the new REBOOST design, full buffet breakfast and a snack bar. <\/p>\n
ibis and ibis budget Berlin Airport (Germany) – Just minutes from Terminal 1 of Berlin Brandenburg Airport, these sister hotels each offer 114 rooms, each featuring the latest design concepts from each brand and equipped with the cozy Sweet Bed by ibis\u2122. Specially designed for guests traveling by air, the hotels offer a shared lobby, early morning breakfast service and coffee shop, as well as convenient Park&Fly options for travelers. <\/p>\n
ibis Styles Neckarsulm (Germany) – Following an extensive renovation project, this new ibis Styles hotel in Germany offers a unique design combining the world of motorsport with the local wine tradition. The hotel features 97 rooms, breakfast and bar area, fitness room and a meeting room for up to 10 people. The town of Neckarsulm in northern Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg is recognized for its wine-growing tradition and is home to some of Germany’s oldest winegrowers. <\/p>\n
ibis budget La Rochelle Puilboreau (France) – Ideal for both leisure and business travelers, this new hotel offers 76 modern guest rooms with the brand’s latest design concept for a comfortable stay. The hotel is an excellent base from which to explore the historic city of La Rochelle, renowned for its picturesque harbor and rich maritime heritage, as well as the beautiful beaches and charming villages on the island of \u00cele de R\u00e9. <\/p>\n
ibis Styles York Centre (United Kingdom) – Themed around craft beer and distilling as a tribute to the building’s history, the hotel is located in one of the UK’s most historic cities with an effervescent cultural scene. It offers 110 comfortable rooms, a restaurant and bar reflecting the hotel’s history through classic British cuisine. <\/p>\n
ibis budget Arlon Porte du Luxembourg (Belgium) – Located in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes, in the historic town of Arlon, the hotel is ideal for relaxation and nature getaways, with several scenic trails within walking distance. It offers 70 modern rooms, including family rooms equipped with the brand’s popular bunk beds. <\/p>\n
ibis Styles Hasselt (Belgium) – This recently opened hotel offers 91 comfortable rooms and easy access to the vibrant city of Hasselt, known for its rich cultural heritage and lively atmosphere. The hotel’s design story is inspired by the first expedition to winter in Antarctica in human history, led by a Belgian naval officer. Guests can enjoy a tasty breakfast in the hotel’s restaurant before exploring the city’s attractions: parks, museums and shopping areas. <\/p>\n
ibis Styles Debrecen Airport (Hungary) – Scheduled to open this summer, the newly built hotel will be located at Debrecen International Airport, the second largest in Hungary, with easy access to major highways. It will offer 72 comfortable rooms and 16 suites, a restaurant and bar as well as a conference room for up to 25 people. The hotel’s design will have an aviation theme, including a spectacular element: a real airplane wing. <\/p>\n
ibis Styles Katowice Airport (Poland) – Scheduled to open next month, the hotel will offer 75 modern rooms and a wide range of facilities, all located on the premises of Katowice International Airport. Guests will be able to relax in the hotel’s bar and restaurant and keep active in the fully equipped fitness room. <\/p>\n
Guests who choose ibis network hotels benefit from a wide range of rewards, services and experiences through the ALL – Accor Live Limitless booking platform and loyalty program, which enriches the experience both during and beyond the stay.<\/p>\n
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