Casa de Carmona

Nestled within an elegant palace built in 1561, Casa Palacio de Carmona is a well-preserved example of Spanish Renaissance architecture. In the heart of the Carmona, the historic property has a garden leading to a swimming pool and the Loggia conservatory, along with four lush patios.

Each of the property's 33 guest rooms and suites offers unique decor with opulent fabrics and wallpapers, oil paintings, original prints, and antique furniture.

Set in the former stables, Gracia is now an elegant dining room serving formal cuisine and fine wines with equestrian frescoes, mahogany tables, and gilt China. Felipe’s Bar offers a more relaxed environment for tapas and cocktails. While breakfast is served within the Loggia conservatory on fine China.

Common areas within the palace include a game room with a fireplace, library, grand staircase, art galleries, and multiple living rooms. There's also five meeting rooms with space to host events with up to 150 people.