Marble Project, Condado Vanderbilt Hotel

Nestled within the historical and cultural heritage of San Juan, Puerto Rico, the Condado Vanderbilt Hotel stands as a symbol in its own right. This historic structure, an exemplar of classic Spanish Revival architecture, holds a rightful reputation in San Juan, one of the most coveted holiday destinations in the Caribbean. Since opening its doors in 1919, the Condado Vanderbilt has offered its guests a sophisticated, stylish, and elegant atmosphere, catering to a wide array of visitors ranging from heads of state to industry leaders, Hollywood celebrities, and members of royalty.

After years of enduring rest, the Condado Vanderbilt has been reborn while staying true to its legend. Through meticulous renovation efforts, the hotel's legendary splendor has been revived. However, the one thing that remains unchanged is the special attention and care the Condado Vanderbilt extends to its guests, the unique culinary experiences it offers, and the unwavering commitment to service excellence that distinguishes every stay.

This project demanded the most exquisite marbles carefully selected from around the world. Rare and elegant marbles such as Crema Valencia, Red Levanto, and Avalon were meticulously crafted and applied in accordance with the hotel's history and original material selections. In the spa area, various stones including skyline marble and custom-made Talya Rumi mosaics were utilized to provide guests with the highest quality service.