Hotel Casa Vincke

In the heart of Palamós, just a few steps from the sea, Hotel Casa Vincke occupies one of the town's most iconic historic buildings. This elegant boutique hotel on the Costa Brava, listed in the Architectural Heritage Inventory of Catalonia, combines the character of a former manor house with contemporary design, creating an exclusive retreat where history, tranquillity and the authentic spirit of the Mediterranean coexist in perfect harmony.

Its 9 individually designed rooms preserve many of the property's original features while incorporating warm, contemporary décor. Some feature a fireplace, making them the ideal setting for a romantic getaway or for enjoying the Costa Brava at any time of the year. The hotel can also be booked exclusively, making it a perfect choice for family gatherings, private celebrations or small groups seeking complete privacy in a unique setting.

The spacious garden with its outdoor swimming pool is a peaceful oasis in the centre of Palamós, perfect for relaxing after a day at the beach or exploring the Baix Empordà. Every morning, breakfast is prepared with locally sourced products, artisan bread, cured meats, cheeses, fresh fruit and homemade pastries, offering the perfect start to the day while discovering the flavours of the region.

From Casa Vincke, guests can easily walk to Platja Gran de Palamós, La Fosca Beach, the fishing harbour or follow the Camí de Ronda coastal path, which links some of the most beautiful coves on the Costa Brava. Palamós is renowned for its strong maritime heritage, its famous prawns, bustling fish market and outstanding Mediterranean cuisine.

Casa Vincke is the perfect place to discover Palamós at a relaxed pace, staying in a boutique hotel where heritage, design and hospitality come together to create an unforgettable experience.

Discover Palamós

Palamós, located in the heart of the Costa Brava, preserves the essence of an authentic Mediterranean fishing village. Its port, the most important in the province of Girona, defines the character of the town and its close connection to the sea.

Fishing tradition and gastronomy are central to its identity, with the renowned Palamós prawn as its flagship product. Places such as the Fishing Museum and the fish market offer insight into the maritime culture and daily life of the port.

Palamós combines urban beaches with natural coves such as La Fosca, Platja de Castell, Cala Estreta and S’Alguer, as well as the central Platja Gran. Its coastline is ideal for walking the Camí de Ronda coastal path, enjoying water sports and taking in the landscapes of the Costa Brava.