What is a boutique hotel?

A boutique hotel is a European term dating from the 80s, used to denote something unconventional. It refers to a style and exclusiveness that begins with the rooms: boutique hotels typically have between 10 and 100 rooms, allowing for a more personalised service than even adults-only hotels. They are often located in landmark city locations, with every view telling a story.

What advantages does a boutique hotel offer?

Boutique hotels stand out for offering guests the most meticulous, personalised service. One of their main advantages is providing an escape from mass tourism, ensuring a more intimate and exclusive experience.

What sets Palladium boutique hotels apart?

Palladium boutique hotels are united by their focus on modern amenities, which contrast with their historic settings to create a unique style. The boutique concept also means sophistication and luxury, with locations convenient for shopping and the liveliest parts of the city. True to the origin of the word, boutique means small, exclusive, and the most comfortable form of luxury.

Boutique hotels

Boutique hotels have something special that you could call style or personality.

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Spain
- Madrid

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Only YOU Hotels

Madrid, SPAIN

Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid

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Only You Boutique Hotel

Take Madrid for example... of course the veritable capital of boutiques is worth a visit. The Only YOU Boutique Hotel will turn your stay in Madrid into an exceptional, unforgettable experience. It is no less than a palatial 19th-century town house, but don't be deceived by its exterior. It has a sophisticated, welcoming atmosphere and is full of corners that evoke the mixing of cultures and the world of travel. It is located in the Madrid neighbourhood of Las Salesas, one of the most fashionable districts of the capital. History comes to life with the meticulous decoration by Lázaro Rosa-Violán, the leading interior designer.

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What is a boutique hotel?

A boutique hotel is a European term dating from the 80s, and has been used since then to denote something unconventional. What do we mean by this? A style and exclusiveness that begins with the rooms. In boutique hotels you won't find many rooms, from a minimum of 10 to a maximum of 100. Like this we can offer you a more personalised service, on a smaller scale than even the adults-only hotels. Also, they are often in landmark locations in the city, with every view telling a story.
What advantages does a boutique hotel offer?

They stand out for offering guests the most meticulous, personalised service, this being one of their strong points. In fact, one of the main advantages of these hotels is that they are a way of avoiding mass tourism.
What sets Palladium boutique hotels apart?

If there is one thing our range of boutique hotels have in common, it is that they all aim at modern amenities. This contrast with the historic setting gives them a style of their own which makes it almost impossible to compare one with another. The word boutique also means sophistication and luxury, handy for shopping and the liveliest parts of the city. This goes right back to the origin of the word boutique, where small and exclusive means the most comfortable of luxuries.
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