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The room sits in the Pergola wing, where a colonnaded gallery meets the palace garden. This part of the building once served as the family's leisure and wellness area. The croquet court is close by.

Art by Sonia Delaunay and Alberdi brings colour into the interiors. Green and Bilbao blue form part of the room's palette. The rooms vary in design, so the furnishings and details are individual to each space. A shower forms part of the bathroom, and air conditioning is provided.

In one outdoor layout, pale cushioned chairs gather around a round dark table at the room front. Dark striped back cushions sit against the pale seat cushions on the chairs. Stone-toned columns rise beneath dark roof beams along the gallery. Potted greenery stands beside the glazed doors, where curtains soften the room entrance. Adjacent room doorways continue along the colonnade.

Within the palace, broad windows bring light into a room shaped by art and strong colour. Sonia Delaunay and Alberdi feature in the room's art, alongside green and Bilbao blue tones. These colours link the design to the building's identity. Furnishings and layouts differ between the individual rooms.

One bedroom design places a mustard chair beside a small round pale table, close to the curtains. The long pale fabric has dark blue panels at the base. A narrow dark shelf sits below the wall-mounted screen, and the bathroom opens through a doorway with a dark frame.

The bathroom has a shower. One design pairs a dark veined basin surface with a mirror framed in gold tones. The taps pick up the same tones, with a dark shelf and a sculptural object above the counter. Another bathroom layout has an arched mirror over a pale counter with a veined surface.

Art and colour give this room in the main palace its character. The design takes inspiration from Sonia Delaunay, bringing her influence into the historic setting. Rooms look towards the garden or croquet court, with different furnishings and details in each space.

A bedroom design sets a tall blue headboard beside a grey fabric armchair. Framed colourful art hangs above a cupboard in wood tones, with round handles in gold tones. A shaded lamp sits on a dark bedside surface. Beside the cupboard, a slim frame in gold tones adds height to the arrangement.

In another bedroom layout, pale curtains with blue lower panels surround a glazed opening in a wood frame. A narrow desk in wood tones stands below the wall-mounted screen, with a pale textured chair. This gives work its own place in that room. Air conditioning is provided, and the bathroom includes a shower.

Original palace features connect the room to the building's family history. Art by Sonia Delaunay and Alberdi sits alongside the family's symbolic colours. Each room has its own design, with views of the garden or croquet court.

One bedroom has green upper wall panels above pale lower panels. A pale padded headboard is paired with long curtains that have dark blue lower sections. Through a doorway with a dark frame, the bathroom has a broad pale veined counter. A tall arched mirror rises above it.

Another design pairs a tall dark blue headboard with two grey fabric chairs around a small round dark table. The chairs sit beside full-height glazing, apart from the sleeping area. Deep blue panels at the base of the long curtains carry that colour through the room. The bathroom includes a shower, and air conditioning is provided.

Set beneath the palace's former bedrooms, this room retains original features of the family home. Sonia Delaunay and Alberdi bring their art into the interiors, where the family's symbolic colours also feature. Furnishings differ with each room's own design.

One bedroom layout places a pale padded headboard against green wall panels. Dark bedside units have edges in gold tones, with ribbed pale lamps beneath dark shades. Blue and striped cushions add pattern around the bed. Pale curtains frame the tall glazed opening beside the sleeping area.

A bathroom design has two rectangular basins within a long pale veined counter. The broad mirror reflects blue-green patterned surfaces and a cupboard in wood tones. Gold-toned taps sit at the basins, while towels hang beneath the counter in this layout. A shower is provided in the bathroom, and the room also has air conditioning.

The lounge area gives seating its own place beside the sleeping space. Windows look towards the palace surroundings and croquet court. The suite's art includes work by Sonia Delaunay and Alberdi, among the family's symbolic colours. The design varies from one suite to the next.

In one layout, a pale sofa sits near the glazed opening. A mustard chair stands beside a small round table, with green wall panels around the seating. A wardrobe in wood tones has round handles, and a tall narrow mirror rises above its surface.

One bathroom design has twin rectangular basins beneath a tall arched mirror. Blue-green patterned surfaces surround the counter, with a dark-framed glass partition nearby. A cupboard in wood tones also forms part of this arrangement. Beneath the basin area, a round pale stool provides another detail. The bathroom includes a shower.

These suites occupy two different parts of the property: the restored palace rooms and the Pergola gallery. Art by Sonia Delaunay and Alberdi joins the hotel's green and Bilbao blue colours in interiors shaped by those individual settings. A lounge area gives each suite room to sit away from the bed.

One layout has a curved glazed bay with pale cushioned window seating. A small folding stool sits nearby, with a wood-toned desk and chair along the wall. Pale lounge seating gathers around a low round table, above a patterned rug on wood-toned flooring. Long curtains with blue lower panels frame the glazed bay in that layout.

Another layout places a grey upholstered chair and round dark table beside full-height glazing. A tall wood-toned cupboard stands near the bed, with deep blue curtain panels carrying colour across the room. Air conditioning and a shower are provided in the suite.

Original coloured stained glass remains in one of the bedrooms, preserving a feature of the family's palace. Its art includes work by Sonia Delaunay, Frantisek Kupka and Alberdi. Bilbao blue, green and red give the interiors the building's own symbolic colours.

In one bedroom design, green wall panels surround a pale padded headboard. Round wall lights and framed art sit nearby. Grey fabric seats and a mustard chair face a round dark table, above a pale patterned rug. This group of furniture gives the room a place to sit away from the bed.

A further seating layout pairs two grey chairs with a small round table beside glazed doors in wood frames. A tall mirror with a gold-toned frame stands against the green wall panels, with a mustard chair in front. Outside, the croquet court forms the outlook. The bathroom has a shower, and air conditioning is provided.

Three separate doors open from the rooms to the outdoor space. An independent lounge keeps sitting and sleeping apart. Art by Sonia Delaunay, Frantisek Kupka and Alberdi joins the Bilbao blue, green and red tones in the interiors. The palette reflects the historic palace setting.

One bedroom design has green wall panels around a pale padded headboard. Bedside cabinets have edges in gold tones, with a cupboard in wood tones nearby. A tall narrow mirror stands alongside them. A grey fabric seat at the foot of the bed carries a blue throw, adding a place to sit in that layout.

In one outdoor design, two dark-framed chairs have pale cushions around a round dark table. A balustrade in stone tones frames the outlook across the water. Harbour boats, a tower and hills lie beyond it. The suite also has a shower and air conditioning.