César Ritz
César Ritz
1-Bedroom · 110 sqm / 1,184 sqft · 2 guests · King bed
2-Bedroom · 150 sqm / 1,614 sqft · Up to 4 guests · One king
Created in honor of César Ritz, the hotel’s founder and a pioneer of modern luxury hospitality, this Art Suite is offered as a one or two-bedroom configuration. It combines generous space, privacy, and ease, with separate living and dining areas, city views, and classic Louis XVI-style details.
Included as part of your Art Suite stay:
- Private check in airport transfer*
- Private in-suite check-in
- Butler service
- In-suite champagne tasting
Amenities
A selection of amenities for a comfortable stay.
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One-Bedroom Suite
One bedroom with separate living and dining area · One bathroom · 2 guests
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Two-Bedroom Suite
Two bedrooms connected by a living and dining area · Two bathrooms · Up to 5 guests
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HISTORIC
A suite dedicated to the founder whose vision shaped modern hospitality.
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VIEWS
Open outlooks across Barcelona.
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DESIGN
Pearl and sand tones with red accents and gold leaf details.
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ORIGINAL
Art Suites feature an original Roman-style bathroom from 1919, restored in each suite.
Our suites, with their carefully curated classical aesthetic, the impeccable comfort of their furnishings and linens, along with all the services included in your stay, offer a haven of relaxation in the vibrant heart of cosmopolitan Barcelona.
Flat-screen TV
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi
In-room safe
Coffee and tea-making facilities
Separate living and dining area
Walk-in closet
Roche Bobois desk
"Never say no when a client asks for something, even if it is the moon. You can always try, and anyhow, there is plenty of time afterwards to explain that it was not possible."
César Ritz
El Palace Barcelona, which was born as the Ritz Barcelona
Francesc Cambó, a politician and intellectual, insisted that Barcelona needed to have a first-class hotel, like the Ritz in Madrid. This was especially important with events like the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition pending.
The architect of the modern hotel industry
At first, César Ritz did not want to build one of his famous hotels in Barcelona. He planned to reserve these architectural gems for the important capital cities of the world like London, Paris, and Madrid.
