The beds and wardrobes are made to measure by a carpenter in Alicante; the marble comes from the city's stonemasons. The water jugs are by Severino Boix, a fifth-generation potter in Agost. The tiles and hand-lettered signs are painted by the Petit Gaudí workshop in Barcelona.
We come from families of wood artisans and from twenty years of welcoming guests. We chose every material, every piece and every detail one by one.
Nine suites facing the bullring, with Santa Bárbara Castle in the windows. A 1970s building remade in the classic manner of the city.
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Independent apartments at three addresses in the centre, each in a different Alicante.
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An 1888 building by Enric Sagnier in the Quadrat d'Or, with the original Nolla mosaic floors underfoot.
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The Central Market, the castle, Postiguet beach and the terraces that fill up as evening falls.
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The Eixample on foot, the Modernist buildings and the neighbourhood cafés that have always been there.
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