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Hotels are increasingly taking care of their gastronomic offer, many of them have long boasted

Michelin stars and Repsol soles,

and it is at the table where an exciting journey begins - and perhaps ends -. We tour some of the most attractive in our country.

VILLA ROSARIO

On the shores of Santa Marina beach, in

Ribadesella

(Asturias), with the sea and the mountains painting the horizon, is this hotel and its

Ayalga restaurant,

one of the dining rooms of businessman and sommelier Marcos Granda, who has had a restaurant since 2021. Michelin star. In charge of the kitchen is Israel Moreno and, in the dining room, José Manuel Miranda; on the table, a proposal with a lot of local products. It offers

two tasting menus

with the best of the Asturian culinary tradition:

Flavors of the land

and

Ayalga Experience

. More info: hotelvillarosario.com

The Ayalga dining room, in Ribadesella.

NOBU SAN SEBASTIÁN

It is the fifth hotel - also

dog-friendly

- of the chain in our country, after Barcelona, ​​Marbella, Ibiza and Seville. The

Vista Eder Palace

houses this establishment, which offers views of La Concha Bay that

feed the soul

. There is no shortage of the famous restaurant of the same name, run by French chef Yannick Lohou and Japanese chef

Hideaki Mizushima

, both with more than 10 years of experience in the group. Being in the city with the most

Michelin stars

per square meter forced us to design a proposal to match. For this

Valentine's Day

they have prepared an omakase menu that includes scallop tataki and yellow chili caviar with shisho oil and an assortment of the best sushi. More info: sansebastian.nobuhotels.com

Nobu San Sebastián hotel lounge.

ZOËTRY MALLORCA

Mallorcan chef Andreu Genestra

's Mediterranean restaurant

has turned this charming hotel into a destination in itself. With the red and green stars of the French guide already at

home

, the team is preparing the new season, which will premiere in March of this year. The basic philosophy is based on local products, with

Mallorcan cuisine as the protagonist

, of course, supported by updated techniques. The hotel is located in the Llucmajor area, in a rural estate from the 14th century. More info: hyattinclusivecollection.com

Mallorcan Zoëtry swimming pool.

HOTEL ARTS

It is the only 5-star

urban resort

in Barcelona and it offers one of the most incredible gastronomic experiences in the city. From the hand of Paco Pérez and his restaurant Enoteca (

two Michelin stars and two Repsol suns

), the proposal on the table is presented with a careful selection of ingredients from the nearest sea, garden and mountain and are always treated with the utmost respect. Each season they prepare a tasting menu that reflects the

delicacy of the chef,

who also masterfully works with the world of rice, which is enjoyed in the space every Sunday. On the occasion of his 15th birthday, the chef has created a menu with dishes as suggestive as his pumpkin and orange tartlet and his pisco sour; the

seaweed and mussel pickle

; winter sole, amontillado, mushrooms, pistachio and matured pigeon.

The Enoteca room, at the Arts hotel.

SANTA CATHERINE

The Gran Canarian chef Borja Marrero holds the first

green Michelin star

in the archipelago at the MuXgo restaurant. Stayed in this historic establishment in Gran Canaria, chosen as the best historic luxury hotel in Europe and also the best cultural luxury hotel in southern Europe at the World

Luxury Hotel Awards

, the words sustainability, tradition and environment cannot be missing from its cover letter, which which translates into dishes with typical products from the

Tejeda

area such as millet, cactus pear and other native plant species; the Mogán shrimp; seasonal fish; Tejeda olive charcoal and

self-produced cheeses

. In fact, he defends the closed circle format, which implies having your own garden, corral, livestock, cheese factory and workshop. MuXgo joins

Poemas by Hermanos Padrón,

the dining room that has a Michelin star and highlights Barceló's commitment to the best gastronomy. More info: www.barcelo.com

Muxgo's chef, Borja Marrero.

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