The Best Hotels Near Restaurant Tossal Gros, by the Record
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A former Carthusian monastery in the foothills of Montsant Natural Park, now a boutique wine country hotel with three Michelin Keys. The monks had excellent taste in real estate, and guests are the beneficiaries: rooms keep the beamed ceilings and stone walls while adding rain showers and espresso machines, with suites stepping up to freestanding tubs. The estate's own wine flows freely at the on-site restaurant, and the outdoor pool makes the most of the scenery.
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Forty minutes south of Barcelona along the Costa Daurada, this seaside resort trades the city's noise for 143 minimalist rooms with seaside-colored accents and, in the better ones, private terraces overlooking the water. The Ra Wellness Thalasso Spa anchors the place, built around purified high-iodine Mediterranean seawater and La Prairie treatments across a sprawling footprint. Dining spreads across a poolside grill, a terrace bar, and a beachside restaurant with the sea doing all the decorating.
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The spa is built into an old wine and olive-oil mill, which tells you most of what you need to know about this place. It's a boutique hotel in the Priorat wine country, southwest of Barcelona, where the windows frame rows of vines and medieval villages sit just over the ridge. Rooms run contemporary inside a property with serious old bones, and the pool handles the afternoons well. Wine tasting and a fine-dining table round out the stay.
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The name is a pun on "Sabbath" and the Spanish for Saturday, which tells you everything about the energy this boutique hotel in Sitges is chasing. A few minutes back from the busy waterfront, it trades the bustle for minimalist-chic suites and a resort atmosphere that feels deliberately unhurried. The adults-only pool and Winter Lounge give grown-ups somewhere to hide, even when families have the run of the rest.
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Half an hour down the coast from Barcelona, in the fishing village of Garraf, this 17-room Soho House property sits close enough to the water that the name almost earns itself. It holds a Michelin Key. The bones are a restored mid-century hotel, kept just retro enough to feel intentional, with the rest done in that familiar Soho House register: slouchy, stylish, and quietly members-only, though hotel guests get the run of it too.