Apartment in Madrid, Spain 1 bedroom, 21 sq.m. No. 165854

Global, simple and profitable real estate investment

Hotel101 Madrid presents a unique opportunity to invest in Madrid’s rapidly growing tourism and real estate sectors through an innovative model that combines individual ownership with professional hotel management.

Located in Valdebebas, one of the capital’s most promising districts, the hotel sits on Avenida de las Fuerzas Armadas, just minutes from Madrid-Barajas Airport, IFEMA Convention Center and Real Madrid’s Training Complex. It will also be situated right in front of the future Formula 1 circuit, further increasing its tourism appeal.

What does the investment involve?
Hotel101 allows you to purchase a hotel room as an independent unit with full registered ownership, generating passive monthly income without operational involvement.

•Projected returns: up to 9% annually, depending on occupancy.
•100% hands-off management: the hotel chain handles daily operations, cleaning, maintenance, bookings and customer service.
•Monthly income distribution to owners.
•10 free nights per year in any Hotel101 worldwide (5 in Madrid and 5 international).

How are the rooms?
The “Happy Room” units feature a modern, functional and fully standardized design to optimize efficiency.

•21 m² fully equipped
•1 Queen-size bed + 1 single bed
•Kitchenette with fridge and microwave
•Individual air conditioning and heating
•Private bathroom with hot shower
•55” TV, Wi-Fi, safe, desk and universal sockets
•High energy efficiency and sustainability

Hotel facilities:
•680 rooms in an 8-storey building
•24-hour restaurant, outdoor pool and bar
•Gym, meeting rooms and business center
•24/7 reception and security
•Laundry, luggage storage and 24-hour convenience store

Who is behind the project?
Hotel101 Global Pte. Ltd., headquartered in Singapore, is a subsidiary of DoubleDragon Corporation, a publicly listed company on the Philippine Stock Exchange and NASDAQ, with over 8,000 operational rooms in Asia and active expansion into Japan, the U.S. and Spain. The model follows an efficient and scalable “asset-light” approach.