SkiAdcock

Hotel website. Cat 5.

https://www.marriott.com/hotels/trav...design-hotels/

"A 19th-century palace and a dramatic modern building form the two parts of Hospes Palacio de los Patos. An urban retreat, the palace retains original details, such as mosaics, trompe l'oeil ceilings, and a grand marble staircase; while the alabaster-clad building next door is a vision in white. From cuisine to landscaping, authenticity and originality were the guiding principles for creating a sensory experience that brings the rich cultural history of Granada into the future.ARCHITECTURE & DESIGNHospes Palacio de los Patios combines dramatic classical design with equally stunning modern architecture. The palace building, with its striking façade and wrought-iron balcony, features carefully renovated original elements. These are complemented beautifully by the modern structure, which is connected to the older building via an underground walkway and ingeniously covered with water tanks. Highly contemporary design features are accompanied by sleek and sophisticated alabaster-white interiors."

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remymartin

I stayed here a few weeks ago. Is this supposed to be new for spg?

supatight80

Remy how was it? I'll be there in 3 weeks. Any recognition as a Plat+ member?

SkiAdcock

When I did a 'find new hotels' search today, it showed up. I did a search on this forum using the property name & didn't see a property thread, so decided to start one so FTers could post their experiences if they stayed. Looks like a lovely property.

Cheers.

remymartin

It was okay, but I won't stay there again. There was an autocrat collection for half the price, but you know me

The hotel consists of the historical palacio, which has 10 rooms if I counted correctly. The main rooms are in a new building (~44 rooms?) which is very different from the palacio itself. I saw rooms in both buildings, but decided on the quirkier palacio. All rooms in the palacio are very different. Think Venice "Danieli" style key which you leave at the front desk. The rooms in the palacio look very nice, the toiletries are of good quality but the furniture feels a bit tacky/cheap. spg recognition was okay (some leeway with late checkout, but no breakfast, for example). Some staff members were nicer than others. There's a sauna/steam room area, but I didn't visit.

Edited to add: points/nights still haven't posted.

Lastly - the surrounding area is rather uninspiring and the palacio stands out with its entourage of rather .. aesthetically challenged buildings. It's not far from the miradors per se, but closer to shopping streets. A couple of weeks ago it had already gotten rather cold and rainy in Granada, so bring appropriate clothing Enjoy!

supatight80

Thank You! Yah I booked the palacio side as well so will see how it goes. Will post on this thread some photos

meraki1990

Any Platinum recognition for this hotel? Just wondering haha.

remymartin

supatight80, did you already stay? Did you get your points? I'm still waiting .....

supatight80

Was upgraded to next category up to Palacio Deluxe.

As for points, nope. I got an email from the property that said they will post it manually but nothing was posted. So had to email my ambassador to post my stay.

eefor jfp

Will be staying on certs in a few weeks and will post impressions after the stay. Just got the welcome letter.

Marriott Bonvoy members staying at participating Design Hotels™ will receive the following benefits:

• 10 points per US$1 spent on eligible hotel charges
• Points Bonus for Silver Elite, Gold Elite, Platinum Elite and Platinum Premier Elite
• On-property benefits of complimentary in-room Internet access and in-room bottled water
• Redemption of Free Night Awards without blackout dates
• Welcome Gift of Points for Gold Elite, Platinum Elite and Platinum Premier Elite
• Room Upgrades for Gold Elite, Platinum Elite and Platinum Premier Elite (subject to availability at Marriott Bonvoy participating Design Hotels™)
• Priority Late Checkout (subject to availability at Marriott Bonvoy participating Design Hotels™)

Then there's a list of thirteen benefits which are NOT provided by the hotel (all Design hotels?) including breakfast, lounge access and various guarantees. Still, we're excited to be able to use the certs which have been extended for a year or two b/c of covid.

GalaxyChris

I was there last month, well no effort for late check out, but got upgraded to deluxe room from a dreamer room.

The room was looking good and modern style inside the old building but the dust was a problem as I'm allergic to it.

The spa pool is nice and can be reserved 1​​​​​h (but the women staff in the pool was not nice at all).
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Breakfast outside in the terrace/garden was fine (some a la carte choices) but expect some waiting time because the restaurant is understaffed (tried breakfast and caviar special dinner (caviar from local place)).

Got a rate with BRG, globally satisfied with my stay.

eefor jfp

Just wrapped up our stay there and would echo Chris' comments. We had the dreamer rooms and really liked them. The blackout curtains could have been better but the rooms were nice and once you figured out the glass doors on the shower and the toilet, everything was fine. reserved the pool twice and enjoyed the sauna but got yelled at as well for not wearing our mask (because we were the only people there, we thought it was OK but we realize we were wrong). The terrace was beautiful for coffee but the coffee itself wasn't great. Breakfast at 25 Euro was too pricey for us so we ate elsewhere. Two minor issues with the a/c were quickly resolved.

I think the biggest difference was coming from the Radisson Collection in Seville, we were spoiled by the staff there (with no status) vs just normal treatment in Granada with Gold (not much, I know) status. When we checked-in and when we checked-out in Seville they brought us ice water. In Granada there was water and glasses behind the desk but no one offered us anything. In Seville we were constantly greeted by name, asked if we needed restaurant reservations or help with anything, etc. vs. nothing in Granada. Anyway, the hotel is nice and the staff were responsive and friendly, just not proactive.

flies

I just finished my stay earlier this week. I checked the day before and day of for availability of my dates. There was plenty but the desk person said it was unavailable. I stayed at another hospes hotel in Sevilla and they did upgrade me. The only Marriott recognition they supposedly give is upgrades but don’t be hopeful.
dreamer room was nice, a little transparent? Bathroom door doesn’t really fully close. No A/C (I like the temps cool) and the noise outside on weekends can get a bit loud, we thought it was cute they had a small concert in the courtyard area. We did the spa. Kind of nice. Did it w/o masks. Didn’t do the massage. Some days the hotel smelled like sulfur. My partner said it was maybe from the spa. If you’re in the dreamer room, you’ll be in the next building, but it has its own entrance so not too weird. Every time you enter and exit you have to go through the restaurant though, so they some times get prompted to greet you to a table. Overall pretty nice.