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Tablet Plus: every stay includes select privileges and/or amenities. View privileges
Tablet Plus privileges for Hospes Palacio de los Patos include:
- Complimentary upgrade upon hotel check-in, based upon availability
- Complimentary wi-fi (a value of 10 euros per day)
- Complimentary spa access (a value of 10 euros per day)
- Complimentary dessert at the hotel restaurant
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Hospes Palacio de los Patos
Solarillo de Gracia, 1
Granada, Andalusia, Spain
Style: Modern Design
Atmosphere: Quiet
42 Rooms
Somewhere in the middle ground between history worship and idol-smashing avant-gardism lies a place like the Palacio de los Patos. In frontal view, it’s a 19th-century palace, utterly authentic, marble staircase and all; behind this, though, stands a brand-new modern addition — not the sort of dismal annex that mars an otherwise gorgeous historic hotel, but a stunning and urbane piece of modern-luxe hotel design.
The interiors vary according to which building they’re in, and the two approaches are complementary: rooms in the old palace are a contemporary take on the building’s period look, ornate carved ceilings and rich hanging drapes contrasting with simple contemporary furnishings and flat-screen televisions, while the rooms in the modern addition are more minimal, loft-style, with hardwood floors, bare walls and zen-flavored black wood furniture.
In no way is this a choice between luxury and design: the Palacio de los Patos is five-star through and through, whether you’re in the loft- or palace-style rooms. Bathrooms are spacious and well-equipped, rooms are dead quiet and filled with sunlight, and the service is top-flight. Add to this a spa, complete with indoor pool, and a restaurant that ranks among Granada’s best, and you’ve got — well, you’ve got a hotel that’s well worth a visit, which is, one imagines, entirely the point.
