Palau de Miravet is a guest house in a fifteenth-century palace on the riverfront of Miravet, the former residence of a Grand Master of the Order of the Hospital. It is a protected heritage building, was rebuilt in the 1840s and restored between 2008 and 2020, and it keeps its blue lime façade, hydraulic tile floors, wooden beams and the old well and cistern. The balconies look over the Ebro.
There are three units, each with a private bathroom and its own kitchen: a pair of rooms for up to four people, a superior apartment for four and the smaller Mir apartment, private and independent, for two. There is wifi, air conditioning and heating, a lift and no television. Breakfast and dinner baskets can be ordered.
The house also holds an art gallery dedicated to the painter Joaquim Mir, who worked in Miravet in 1929 and 1930. It is oriented to adults and to naturism, takes no pets and is non-smoking throughout. The same hosts run El Balcó de Miravet in the upper village.
