Live like a Rockstar
El Palace Suite by Ronnie Wood
Can you imagine staying in the same suite as Ronnie Wood? While the legendary Rolling Stones guitarist was putting the finishing touches on his apartment in Barcelona, he stayed in the hotel’s top suite, on the sixth floor of El Palace Barcelona. Together, we have had many magical moments, including that unforgettable jam session in the Bluesman Cocktail Bar and the You Stay, You Care, You Rock charity stay.
Amenities
Our suites have been stocked with all of the amenities that you might need to ensure that your stay is as stress free as you deserve.
1/5
JUKEBOX
This restored jukebox has been filled with all favorite albums of Rolling Stones's guitarist. Ready to listen them all?
2/5
DECOR
Ronnie Wood selected the Art Deco style and the paintings made by himself. Did you know that Ronnie Wood has such a talent?
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PRESIDENTIAL
Offering better views of Barcelona and closer to the joys that the rooftop garden has to offer. Undoubtedly the best suite of the hotel.
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2 BEDROOM SUITE
This suite has two separate bedrooms that are joined by a large living-dining room. Enjoy a full experience to rest like an Artist
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ORIGINAL
This suite has one of the few Roman baths still operating in the hotel. The roman bath was part of Cesar Ritz initial design.
We are proud to offer the following services and amenities to guests who book this suite. If you have any special requests or needs, please contact us.
Chopard toiletries and VIP service
Dressing room
42” TV, integrated into the decorative mirror
Roche Bobois desk
Apple TV (on request)
Pillow menu
Complimentary Nespresso coffee maker
CD & DVD player (on request)
"I am a big fan of the Impressionists, and in my school days, I was inspired by Caravaggio, Velazquez, and Rembrandt."
Ronnie Wood
“We’ll do it, but my way.”
This is what Ronnie said when we asked him to collaborate with us in the creation of this one-of-a-kind art suite. He chose the style (Art Deco) and the colour scheme (purple; his favourite).
The soul of a rock star
Ronnie also was the one to decide where each of the 50 paintings would be hung and even stocked the Wurlitzer 1900 jukebox with a collection of his favourite artists.
