17th-Century Baroque Palace in Haro Transformed into Boutique Hotel
The Palacio de los Ángeles, a 17th-century Baroque civil palace in Haro, La Rioja, has been converted into a five-star boutique hotel. The architectural intervention was led by Inarsa, with interior design by Trenchs Studio and management by Majestic Hotel Group. The project involved gutting the historic building while preserving its Baroque facade and adding a central patio to organize vertical circulation. The interiors blend original stone walls and dark wood with domestic touches, featuring a romantic lobby with a fireplace and antique table, a wine-gastro bar with a central bar and perimeter wine cellar, and a restaurant with coffered ceilings and a copper-toned fireplace. Guest rooms and suites incorporate natural materials, with some suites featuring freestanding stone bathtubs and canopy beds. Apartments in an annex offer residential-style living with integrated kitchens. The hotel also includes a garden with outdoor dining areas, a pool, and a spa. The design emphasizes the local wine heritage and the building's history, using materials like stone, wood, and wine-related elements throughout. Photography by Enric Badrinas.
Key facts
- Palacio de los Ángeles is a 17th-century Baroque civil palace in Haro, La Rioja.
- The palace has been transformed into a five-star boutique hotel.
- Architectural intervention led by Inarsa.
- Interior design by Trenchs Studio.
- Managed by Majestic Hotel Group.
- The building was gutted, preserving the historic envelope and adding a central patio.
- Interiors feature original stone walls, dark wood, and a romantic lobby with fireplace.
- Wine-gastro bar and underground cellar reference Haro's wine tradition.
- Suites include freestanding stone bathtubs and canopy beds.
- Hotel includes garden, pool, and spa.
- Photography by Enric Badrinas.
Entities
Artists
- Enric Badrinas
Institutions
- Trenchs Studio
- Inarsa
- Majestic Hotel Group
Locations
- Haro
- La Rioja
- Spain