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Elevating a Hotel Group for Acquisition

A brand transformation that matched Altamar's renovated properties and helped position the group for acquisition by one of the Canary Islands' largest hotel chains.

Altamar hotel pool terrace overlooking the ocean

Altamar Hotels

Altamar Hotels faced a business ultimatum. Tour operators who sent the majority of their guests made it clear: elevate your standards or lose contracts. Altamar responded with a full-scale transformation. They renovated all four properties, upgraded facilities, and modernized the guest experience. But physical upgrades weren't enough. They needed a brand that matched the investment they were making, one that immediately signaled higher quality to tour operators and guests alike. Within months of launching the new identity, Altamar Hotels was acquired by Servatur, one of the largest hotel chains in the Canary Islands.

Altamar logo before and after the rebrand Altamar color palette drawn from an aerial beach photo Altamar Hotels brand guidelines with logo and color pages
Altamar business card resting on white coral Altamar hotel terrace lounge with sea views
Altamar hotel lobby with orange armchairs and plants Altamar guest wristbands and a room key tag
Altamar hotel resort map
Renovated Altamar apartment living room opening onto a terrace Altamar door hangers for “do not disturb” and “please make up the room”
Altamar branded guest slippers Altamar apartment terrace with a private pool
Altamar shampoo, shower gel and hand wipe amenities Altamar “Clean towels” towel bands
Altamar hotel restaurant dining room Altamar all-inclusive drinks menu and cocktail flyer
Welcome cocktail card for Bugavillas, an Altamar hotel Altamar hotel bar with stools and a wooden counter