LOS ANGELES—L.E. Hotels, a global collection of independently owned boutique hotels, has added three member properties in Spain and Italy. The three new European locations will benefit from L.E. Hotels’ services, including extensive communication channels, a global distribution system and 14 regional sales offices—all designed to increase each hotel’s visibility and revenue, according to the company.
The hotels added to the collection include two Spanish properties? Hotel Boutique Casa Romana in Seville and Hotel Boutique Molino del Arco in Ronda—and Hotel Palazzo Barbarigo in Venice, Italy.
Hotel Boutique Casa Romana was built in the 18th century and combines classic European charm with modern luxuries, according to the hotel. Each rooms feature a satellite television, WiFi, high-end cosmetics, bathrobes and slippers. Standard rooms face the gallery courtyard, while Superior rooms face the streets of Seville. The property’s Suite Alcazar is a two-story duplex apartment complete with a kitchen, a dressing room and panoramic views of the city.
Hotel Boutique Molino del Arco, a restored 18th-century Andalusian farmhouse, sits among the olive trees and vineyards of the countryside town of Ronda. It features original architecture and a two-and-a-half-acre garden adjacent to the property. Upon arrival, guests receive their choice of a complimentary bottle of wine or olive oil made on site.
Hotel Palazzo Barbarigo is near the iconic Grand Canal. The Venetian hotel’s bar has an outdoor furnished balcony, and the exclusive Junior Suites offer views of the canal.