Joan Miró
Joan Miró
1-Bedroom Suite · 110 sqm / 1,184 sqft · 2 guests · King bed
2-Bedroom Suite · 150 sqm / 1,614 sqft · Up to 4 guests · One king
Inspired by Joan Miró, one of the most celebrated Catalan artists of the twentieth century, this Art Suite is available as a one or two-bedroom configuration.
Separate living and dining areas, city views, and a restored Roman-style bathroom create a stay shaped by art, color, and Barcelona.
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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VIEWS
Open outlooks across Barcelona
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ARTISTIC
A curated selection of photographs and artworks dedicated to Joan Miró
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ORIGINAL
Marble bathroom with mosaic details, restored from 1919
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DESIGN
Warm yellow tones combined with dark wood elements create a balanced space
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.
42” TV, integrated into the decorative mirror in the bedroom, and another 55” TV, integrated into the decorative mirror of the living-dining room
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi
In-room safe
Coffee and tea-making facilities
Apple TV (upon request)
Separate living and dining area
Walk-in closet
Roche Bobois desk
"For me an object is something living. This cigarette or this box of matches contains a secret life much more intense than that of certain human beings."
Joan Miró
“The more local anything is, the more universal.”
Joan Miró was a regular at El Palace Barcelona, then known as the Ritz of Barcelona, in the 1970s. He came to the hotel to join in the gatherings of intellectuals of the time.
The Ritz of Barcelona offered more comfort
While these gatherings began at Hotel Colón, Joan Miró decided to move them to the Ritz of Barcelona because it was more pleasant for him.
