Baleares from Barcelona with 2nt Luxury Stay , 19 May 2027 (10 nights)

With an exceptional location in the city's most exclusive district, The complex is a new hotel with a sophisticated interior design that inspires elegance and distinction. The combination of natural light and soft tones with splashes of colour from artwork and upholstery, mixed with the presence of fine materials such as marble and special woods, plays an important role in creating a timeless and plush ambiance. The establishment, whose project has been carried out in collaboration with the renowned designer Jaime Beriestain, offers spacious and bright rooms, Somni Restaurant & Cocktail Bar, a spa, an exclusive guest-only plunge pool and solarium and the magnificent Mood, a rooftop terrace with panoramic views over the city.

With an exceptional location in the city's most exclusive district, The complex is a new hotel with a sophisticated interior design that inspires elegance and distinction. The combination of natural light and soft tones with splashes of colour from artwork and upholstery, mixed with the presence of fine materials such as marble and special woods, plays an important role in creating a timeless and plush ambiance. The establishment, whose project has been carried out in collaboration with the renowned designer Jaime Beriestain, offers spacious and bright rooms, Somni Restaurant & Cocktail Bar, a spa, an exclusive guest-only plunge pool and solarium and the magnificent Mood, a rooftop terrace with panoramic views over the city.

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