Consolacion

It’s built from the bones of an old hermitage, and the old building still contains a couple of guest rooms and the bulk of the public spaces. But what’s most striking about Consolación is the modern architecture of the outlying guest rooms, each one a wooden cube perched at the edge of the bluff, with one glass wall (and an accompanying terrace) open to the view. Inside they’re decidedly high-end, with sunken slate baths and all manner of modern electronics, with sleek modern fittings and furnishings.

The restaurant, too, is deservedly well-known, and the kitchen is open — watch the chefs work at mealtime, or help yourself in between. A gorgeous hideaway in an unexplored corner of rural Spain, and whatever’s ailing you, you’ll find your consolation here.

How to get there:

Most guests self-drive to Consolación. The closest airports and driving distances and times (approximate) are as follows: Reus, 141 km, 2 hours. Zaragoza, 176km, 2 hours and 15 minutes. Valencia 201 km, 2 hours and 40 minutes. Barcelona, 233 km, 2 hours and 50 minutes. For driving directions or airport transfers, please contact customerservice@tablethotels.com.