Miramar, Restaurant with rooms in Llançà, Spain
Miramar is a restaurant with rooms on the seafront promenade of Llançà, a small coastal town on the Costa Brava in Spain. It has five guest rooms and a dining room with direct sea views through large windows.
Miramar has a long history of working with local ingredients from the Alt Empordà region and the sea in front of it. Over time, the spaces were updated without losing their simple and welcoming character.
The five guest rooms at Miramar are each named after a type of seaweed, which shows how deeply the sea is woven into the identity of the place. This connection continues in the dining room, where large windows open directly onto the water.
Miramar sits directly on the seafront promenade of Llançà and is easy to reach on foot from the town center. Visitors who plan to both dine and stay overnight should book ahead, as there are only five rooms available.
During the pandemic, chef Paco Pérez turned to bread baking, a memory from his childhood, and later opened a small artisan bakery called A mà near the restaurant. The smell of fresh bread often drifts into the street, drawing in passersby who stop for a moment with a view of the sea.
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