Ángel Pérez

Consultant, Barcelona, Spain

Ángel Pérez is an experienced professional in the Transactional Advisory division at Horwath HTL, where he plays a crucial role in a range of financing transactions, financial restructuring, and the provision of strategic guidance to private investors engaged in corporate transactions.


Bio

Ángel Pérez has accumulated extensive experience across a range of sectors, including hotel operations and technology start-ups in the hospitality industry. His comprehensive understanding of the industry is characterised by a 360-degree perspective, encompassing all stages from seed-phase ventures to institutional and multinational levels, both in corporate and real estate contexts.

During the period of the global pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus, he was responsible for the successful management of over one hundred financial operations, providing support to a diverse range of clients, including small hotel proprietors and major international hotel chains. This notable accomplishment has reinforced Horwath HTL's standing in the Iberian market as a preeminent advisory firm in matters pertaining to operations, finance, and strategy.

Ángel holds a Bachelor's degree in Hospitality Management from the Universitat Rovira i Virgili, an Executive Master's degree in Hospitality Management from ESADE's Sant Ignasi, and has completed a Professional Development Programme in Hotel Corporate Strategy at the same institution. He graduated with honours from both Universitat Rovira i Virgili and Sant Ignasi, and was the recipient of the Port Aventura World 2019 recognition for the best academic career.

Expert insights

Cutting edge analysis.

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One Hotel, Two Realities

For decades, a hotel’s value was explained mainly by three factors: location, category, and operating results. Although these elements remain fundamental, the reality of today’s hotel market is far more complex. The growing sophistication of investors and the professionalization of investment processes have significantly changed the criteria used to evaluate opportunities in the sector.

Antoni Cuadrada
Antoni Cuadrada
Senior Advisor, Spain
Report

Spain Hotel & Chains Report 2026 

The Spanish hotel sector continues to demonstrate strong resilience and adaptability, consolidating its position as one of the leading hospitality markets in Europe. Building on the strong post-pandemic recovery, the industry has entered a new phase characterised by sustained demand, increasing international visibility, and the progressive professionalisation of the sector.

Philip Bacon
Philip Bacon
Global Chair and Practice Leader for Valuation & Transaction Advisory, Spain
Viewpoint

Fixed Income Market Under Pressure: Implications for Hotel Financing in 2026

The close of 2025 sends a clear message: long-term interest rates are rising, even as central banks hint at moderating official rates in 2026. For hotel owners and investors, this “disconnect” between short and long-term rates is redefining the cost of capital, debt structures and asset valuations.

Antoni Cuadrada
Antoni Cuadrada
Senior Advisor, Spain
Viewpoint

How macroeconomic volatility and AI are redefining hotel financing and investment in Spain 

The Spanish hotel sector faces a challenging cycle where financial and operational decisions must align with a volatile macroeconomic context and an unprecedented technological transformation.

Antoni Cuadrada
Antoni Cuadrada
Senior Advisor, Spain
Viewpoint

Outdoor hospitality in Europe: the rise of the horizontal hotel

Outdoor hospitality in Europe – once seen as rustic or seasonal – is experiencing a major transformation. Spurred by the pandemic, technological advances, and investor interest, this sector is evolving into one of the most dynamic and resilient parts of the tourism landscape. Travellers are now choosing nature-based experiences, combining comfort with open-air escapes.

Viewpoint

A new talent cycle in hospitality

The hospitality industry is entering a new cycle of growth. Despite solid momentum in both investment and demand, it continues to face a persistent structural challenge: the shortage of qualified talent. In this context, the way people are managed has become a critical factor, with direct implications for operational sustainability and the guest experience.

Philip Bacon
Philip Bacon
Global Chair and Practice Leader for Valuation & Transaction Advisory, Spain

Expert Insights

Cutting edge analysis

Viewpoint

One Hotel, Two Realities

For decades, a hotel’s value was explained mainly by three factors: location, category, and operating results. Although these elements remain fundamental, the reality of today’s hotel market is far more complex. The growing sophistication of investors and the professionalization of investment processes have significantly changed the criteria used to evaluate opportunities in the sector.

Antoni Cuadrada
Antoni Cuadrada
Senior Advisor, Spain
Report

Spain Hotel & Chains Report 2026 

The Spanish hotel sector continues to demonstrate strong resilience and adaptability, consolidating its position as one of the leading hospitality markets in Europe. Building on the strong post-pandemic recovery, the industry has entered a new phase characterised by sustained demand, increasing international visibility, and the progressive professionalisation of the sector.

Philip Bacon
Philip Bacon
Global Chair and Practice Leader for Valuation & Transaction Advisory, Spain
Viewpoint

Fixed Income Market Under Pressure: Implications for Hotel Financing in 2026

The close of 2025 sends a clear message: long-term interest rates are rising, even as central banks hint at moderating official rates in 2026. For hotel owners and investors, this “disconnect” between short and long-term rates is redefining the cost of capital, debt structures and asset valuations.

Antoni Cuadrada
Antoni Cuadrada
Senior Advisor, Spain
Viewpoint

How macroeconomic volatility and AI are redefining hotel financing and investment in Spain 

The Spanish hotel sector faces a challenging cycle where financial and operational decisions must align with a volatile macroeconomic context and an unprecedented technological transformation.

Antoni Cuadrada
Antoni Cuadrada
Senior Advisor, Spain
Viewpoint

Outdoor hospitality in Europe: the rise of the horizontal hotel

Outdoor hospitality in Europe – once seen as rustic or seasonal – is experiencing a major transformation. Spurred by the pandemic, technological advances, and investor interest, this sector is evolving into one of the most dynamic and resilient parts of the tourism landscape. Travellers are now choosing nature-based experiences, combining comfort with open-air escapes.

Viewpoint

A new talent cycle in hospitality

The hospitality industry is entering a new cycle of growth. Despite solid momentum in both investment and demand, it continues to face a persistent structural challenge: the shortage of qualified talent. In this context, the way people are managed has become a critical factor, with direct implications for operational sustainability and the guest experience.

Philip Bacon
Philip Bacon
Global Chair and Practice Leader for Valuation & Transaction Advisory, Spain