Palau de la Mar
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Swaggering onto the scene, the Hospes Palau de la Mar announced Valencia’s coming of age. An avant-garde group of designers and architects remodeled two 18th-century palaces near the Turia River, balancing original details (ornate carved doors, a marble staircase) with contemporary touches, such as a striking glass-and-steel patio. The 66 bedrooms have dark parquet floors, crisp white bed linens, and free mini-bars.
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From Travel + Leisure, Dec 2005
“The Palau de la Mar, housed in an adjoining pair of elegant 19th-century mansions, mingles grand marble entryways and staircases with 66 sleek rooms. The white walls, chocolate-brown floors, and antique tubs provide a tranquil respite from the clamorous streets....” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Sep 2005
“The 32 bedrooms combine original details such as pine-plank floors with bright blue-and-burgundy bedspreads and Hellsten's own black-and-white documentary-style photographs of Europe and Africa....” MORE>>
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