Suites
More space, a separate sitting area, and a terracotta-tiled bathroom with a freestanding bath — each suite occupies a corner of the building to maximise the panorama.
The four suites at Novaxpulse occupy the corner positions on floors two through five, giving each one a double-aspect view — two walls of glazing, two named views in one room. The smallest suite is forty-one square metres; the top-floor Artxanda Suite reaches fifty-six. All suites include a separate sitting room furnished with a reading chair, a working desk in solid oak, and a daybed positioned at the window for unhurried afternoon reading. Bathrooms in the suites are considerably larger than in the standard rooms: a double vanity in honed Basque limestone, a walk-in rainfall shower, and a freestanding bath in brushed concrete resin, placed at the corner window. The warm terracotta-cream palette deepens here — the plaster work is hand-finished by the same artisan who completed the hotel's entrance hall, and the ceramics are a bespoke commission rather than the hotel's standard range. Suites are available for nightly stays, extended residences of one week or more at a fixed weekly rate, and as the base for small private events using the top-floor terrace.
The largest suite in the hotel, with floor-to-ceiling glazing on the north and east walls. Views stretch from the Nervión river to the San Mamés stadium and, on winter mornings when visibility is high, to the coastal outline beyond Getxo.
South and west aspects frame the Artxanda hillside and the old town ridge below it. The sunset view from this suite — warm ochre light on the city's terracotta rooftops — is the most photographed interior in the building.
Overlooking the park canopy on the south side and the Ensanche boulevard on the west, the Park Suite is the quietest of the four. A long daybed runs the full length of the west window — seven feet of horizontal reading.
The entry-level suite, equally finished to the same standard as the floors above. Views are closer to the street — the animated boulevard below rather than the broader skyline — and the terrace connection to the courtyard garden is exclusive to this suite.
“We booked the Artxanda Suite for a week in November and watched the light change over the old town every evening from the corner bath. The terracotta plasterwork, the handmade ceramics, the absolute quiet at night despite being in the middle of the city — I have stayed in hotels that cost three times as much and offered far less.”
Lena F., Munich
Check availability online or contact the hotel directly to discuss extended stays and special arrangements.