Sant Pere del Bosc Hotel & Spa was created with the intention of being a special place. Along with its modernist history, dating back to the beginning of the 20th century, and its understated, natural and tranquil environment, we can add the extra value of dedication, constancy, attention to detail, honesty, discretion, work spirit and professional services that intend to convert this outstanding hotel into a turning point in the conceptualization of 21st century catering and hospitality.

The hotel’s 19 suites, each individually designed, invite the guest to repeat his stay looking for a different atmosphere which can be found in each room. Its Spa, which offers more than 50 different treatments along with a detailed brochure on Ayurveda, transforms it into a genuine place where you are free to relax, renew and rediscover oneself. Let’s not forget the Mediterranean gastronomy that it is offer in the restaurant L´Indià, which in itself is unique and inspiring.

Sant Pere del Bosc aims to become that exclusive getaway that people need in order to rediscover themselves and those around them, and is working to become a known quiet spot where guests feel completely cared for during their wellness process. In order to provide these services, the team has been specially selected according to their personalities and their raw talent. The pleasure of taking care of others must be born from within; the personal goal is to turn these qualities into a first class profession.

Ultimately at Sant Pere del Bosc Hotel & Spa we want to allure our clients into using their five senses, or in other words, we want to be a point of reference where “letting you be loved” becomes a habit.

 

A RETREAT WITH SOUL AND HISTORY

Sant Pere del Bosc is an exceptional location which dates back to the 10th century, situated 6,5km from the historical centre of Lloret de Mar (Costa Brava) and which belonged to, many years ago, the Fishing Guild.

The original hermitage was named Sant Pere Salou. The story goes that the Benedictine monks inhabited the monastery until it was set on fire by the invading French in 1694, which is when the community was incorporated into Sant Pere de Galligans and the monastery was closed.

History then jumps a few years until 1789, which is when the hermitage was rebuilt with baroque style, leaving behind its gothic origins which it had started off with. However, the golden age of Sant Pere does not start until 1860 with the confiscation of Mendizabal, the chapel and the surrounding land were acquired by the enriched “Indiano*” after his journey to Cuba, Nicolau Font i Maig, nicknamed “Conde de Jaruco”, who entrusted a very young Puig I Cadafalch to renovate and amplify the estate, converting it into what it became and still is, one of the most lordly estates in Lloret de Mar.

His nephews and heirs Pius y Agustí Cabañes, erected the statue of their uncle in 1911, three years after his death. Pius Cabañas constructed an asylum next to the chapel, following the mandate that his cousin, Agustí, had left him shortly before he died. The building work started in 1918 and it was finally finished on 27th August 1922. The asylum was transferred at the beginning of the 70´s and the building was closed until a luxury hotel project reawakened the magic that lies inside its walls.

* A word that is used to describe Spanish emigrants that after having traveled to America to find their fortunes, return to their native land.