Lionel Messi ‘ordered £26m hotel DEMOLISH in Barcelona because the 77-bedroom building didn’t meet the city’s standards’

LIONEL MESSI’s week is likely to go from boom to bust after his £26million hotel is said to have been ordered to be demolished.

Paris Saint-GermainThe Argentine legend celebrated on Monday when he lift the Ballon d’Or for an incredible seventh time.

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Now Striker £650,000 a week The 77-bedroom hotel he owned was found to be below city standards.

Messi’s four-star ‘MiM Sitges’ located not far from the private estate he lived in during his Barcelona days and is one of his favorite places.

Based on El Confidencial, the court order for the demolition of the property is currently pending.

And they even approached Messicamp for comment, but neither he nor his team decided to talk about the issue.

Messi, who owns hotels in Ibiza and Majorca with Majestic Hotels Group, spent £26 million on the MiM Sitges Hotel, located just over 100 meters from the sea, in 2017.

However, the latest report says he did so without knowing that Sitges Town Hall ordered it demolished due to non-compliance with building codes.

One of the problems is that the balconies are too big – but the whole building depends on them and can lead to the collapse of the building if they are scaled down or even demolished.

And the fire emergency plan has also failed authorities, according to the latest reports.

Messi was only said to have known about the demolition order when he was approached by the newspaper for comment.

The property boasts 77 bedrooms, including five suites and one suite, and costs around £105 per night during high season to stay in a standard room.

However, the new rooftop Sky Bar makes Hotel MiM Sitges stand out from the crowd, featuring a swimming pool and incredible panoramic views of the town and the Mediterranean Sea and a wide range of cocktails.

The hotel also has a top-notch spa which, besides treatments and massages, has a hydrotherapy circuit (only £25 per person) which includes a sauna, Turkish bath, shower touch, leisure pool, cold. soaking tubs and saltwater swimming pools.

And as we know by Messi’s choice of car, he cares about the environment.

Hotel MiM Sitges is built sustainably and environmentally friendly, with 80% of the materials used in the construction of the building being recycled or recycled.

The hotel boasts tanks that collect wastewater from each shower, which is then filtered, cleaned, treated and used in restrooms and for watering plants.

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