Hospes Palau de la Mar

Hospes Palau de la Mar was created from two 19th century buildings by architect Javier Domínguez Rodrigo. The two 19th century palatial buildings have been stitched together and transformed into Valencia's first five-star luxury boutique hotel by the national Hospes group. The hotel officially opened its doors to guests after the careful renovation of two magnificent 19th century palaces, marking a significant leap towards the revitalization of the area. Located in València's vibrant L'Eixample district, it is a stunning example of historic architecture beautifully transformed into a luxury boutique hotel. Originally built during the 19th century, this mansion combines the charm of its historic past with the comforts of modern amenities. After the careful renovation of a 19th century listed mansion, this is now one of the most elegant hotels in Valencia. It is essentially a design hotel, with much use of white stone, natural light, contemporary furniture and modern art, yet many of the building's original features have been cleverly preserved, such as the imposing entrance doors and elegant staircase. A recent renovation process has been inspired by the rich tradition of Valencian silk, a conceptual proposal designed by Tomás Alía and developed by Estudio Caramba, creating exclusive spaces where design, history and sophistication merge seamlessly. The renovation has reinterpreted the patterns and lightness of silk, creating rooms that invite an enveloping and luxurious atmosphere. The central lattice has become a distinctive element that elegantly organizes the space, while noble materials and delicate textures reinforce the essence of this 19th century palace.

The hotel fuses modern design with traditional Valencian architecture, featuring beautiful details such as marble staircases, mosaic tiles and original artwork throughout the property. The 5-star Hospes Palau de la Mar was created from two 19th century buildings by architect Javier Domínguez Rodrigo. The interior design is the work of renowned interior designers Isabel Lopez and Sandra Tarruella. After the careful renovation of a 19th century listed mansion, many of the building's original features have been cleverly preserved, such as the imposing entrance doors and elegant marble staircase. The hotel combines white stone, abundant natural light, contemporary furnishings and modern art with preserved historic elements. The recent renovation inspired by Valencian silk has created spaces where design, history and sophistication merge. The patterns and lightness of silk have been reinterpreted in the rooms, creating enveloping and luxurious atmospheres. The central lattice has become a distinctive element that elegantly organizes the space. Noble materials and delicate textures reinforce the essence of this 19th century palace. The hotel has a cozy interior garden that provides a haven of peace in the heart of the city.

This palatial 19th century building is located in one of the most beautiful and central streets of Valencia, next to the Turia Gardens and just a 5-minute walk from the historic center. The hotel is located in Valencia's elegant L'Eixample district, close to Avenida Navarro Reverter. The Jardines del Turia, the old riverbed converted into a linear urban park, offers miles of green space for strolling, playing sports or simply relaxing. Within walking distance are Valencia's main attractions: Calatrava's City of Arts and Sciences, the medieval historic center with its cathedral, the Lonja de la Seda (UNESCO World Heritage Site), the Central Market, and the Carmen neighborhood. The Malvarrosa beach is 15 minutes away by public transport. L'Eixample district is known for its elegant 19th and 20th century buildings, tree-lined boulevards, fine dining restaurants and sophisticated boutiques.