From the warmth of the stone to the contrast of dark mosaic and soft light, every detail invites a slower pace of living. A private retreat in the heart of Madrid, where the art of slowing down comes naturally.

A passage through time, where history lingers in every arch.

Entre patios, mármol, arcadas y muros que llevan siglos viendo pasar Sevilla, Palacio de Villapanés conserva pequeños capítulos de su historia y queremos empezar a contarlos.
Porque hay lugares que se visitan y otros que merece la pena conocer.

01 El zaguán
Entrar en Villapanés nunca fue simplemente cruzar una puerta. El zaguán marcaba el paso entre la Sevilla exterior y la intimidad del palacio.
Su escalinata de mármol rojo, sus columnas, arcadas y delicada rejería conservan todavía la monumentalidad de aquella entrada original.
 
Siglos después, su función apenas ha cambiado. Sigue siendo el lugar donde empieza la historia de quien entra en Palacio de Villapanés.
 
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Among courtyards, marble, arches and walls that have watched Seville go by for centuries, Palacio de Villapanés preserves small chapters of its history in every corner. And we want to start telling their stories.
Because some places are simply visited. Others are worth getting to know.

01 The Entrance Hall
Entering Villapanés was never simply a matter of walking through a door.
The entrance hall marked the transition between the streets of Seville and the privacy of the palace.
Its red marble staircase, columns, arches and delicate ironwork still preserve the grandeur of the original entrance.
Centuries later, its purpose has barely changed.
It is still where the story of everyone who enters Palacio de Villapanés begins.

There is something effortless about the CoolSuite. Perhaps it is the light, the quiet elegance of the space, or the way every detail feels considered without ever asking for attention.

Set within a 19th-century palace in the heart of Madrid, it is a room made for slow mornings, unhurried evenings and the simple pleasure of staying somewhere beautiful.