Two 19th-century palaces, redesigned in accordance with modernist principles, and lots of wenge wood – this member of Design HotelsTM, located in the heart of Valencia, is unique for a whole host of reasons. The designers Isabel López and Sandra Tarruella, who were responsible for the merger and final furnishings, deliberately focused on contrasts.
Behind the masculine touch of dark woods, walls in ivory white shimmer. The design language of the furniture used: definitely modern, which creates a dialogue with the historical. Behind the masculine touch of dark woods, walls in ivory white shimmer.
The design language of the furniture used is definitely modern, which only serves to highlight the dialogue with the historical architectural details
of the existing structures. These are certainly diverse: the incoming natural light is filtered through colorful glass windows, and the imposing staircase to the central loggia is framed by intricately crafted wooden railings.
These are certainly diverse: the natural light is filtered through colorful stained glass windows, and the imposing staircase to the central loggia is framed by elaborately crafted wooden railings. Guests can choose from a total of six room categories, and the same applies to the wellness facilities offered by the Bodniya spa integrated into the roof area Bodniya, which offers fantastic views as well as a Turkish steam bath, Jacuzzi, sauna, and fitness areas.
Finally, the Ampar restaurant offers a completely different kind of enjoyment. The emphasis here is on Mediterranean cuisine and tapas, which are also served on the adjoining terrace.
The hotel is connected to a jogging trail, which is well prepared via the Komoot app.
Interior Design
Isabel López and Sandra Tarruella
Design
custom made
