Located opposite the iconic San Antoni market, the first covered market in Barcelona to be built outside the old city walls, the Market Hotel and Restaurant has touched a nostalgic nerve in the city’s hotel’s culture. Like the famous food market, the boutique hotel’s building is modernista (or art nouveau) in style but been given a chic, east-meets-west makeover in the hands of Lázaro Rosa-Violán, fusing period European architecture with calm-inducing oriental elements. The colonial-inspired Bar Rosso, which was installed quite recently, adds another dimension to the project, providing a hotel-restaurant-bar combination that has proved to be a winner on city’s hospitality scene.
Left: A simple arrangement of white plates at the restaurant entrance denotes fresh, market cuisine.
Right: Original modern art by Lázaro Rosa-Violán is juxtaposed with 18th century furniture.
Right: Original modern art by Lázaro Rosa-Violán is juxtaposed with 18th century furniture.
Natural wood floor and fittings are juxtaposed with a chandelier, adding a touch of grandeur.
Original modernista details have been kept intact and enhanced with chic, modern elements.
Left: Low lighting and a monochrome palette create a Zen-like ambiance in the rooms.
Right: An Asian-style decor extends to the bathrooms.
Right: An Asian-style decor extends to the bathrooms.
Leather chairs and marble top tables create a cosy, colonial feel.
Chinese red fittings add contrast in the hotel’s Bar Rosso.
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