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Casa De Carmona — Carmona, Spain
Casa De Carmona
Carmona, Spain
Style: Classic Luxury. Built: 1560. Remodeled: 2002. Rooms: 30. Suites: 4.
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A 16th Century Palace Converted Into A Luxury Hotel Is An Aesthetic Delight. Enchanting Patios With Lush Plants And The Relaxing Sound Of The Fountains. Since the layout is from the renaissance, with moorish influence, the rooms all look towards the interior. Each room has retained its distinctive height and proportions. Unique Works Of Art Inherited Through Generations And Exquisite Decorations Provide An Atmosphere Of Sheer Opulence in each room. The Hotel Is Admirably Well Kept And The Staff Amiable And Professional.
Awards
Conde Nast Award Winner
Recommended Rooms
The Junior Suite is recommended.
Business Center
Library
Fine Dining on Site
A blend of International and Andaluza cuisine
Nota Bene
Awarded in 2003 the "Conde Nast Traveler: Readers Choice Awards: 75 Top European Hotels."
Hotel Amenities
- - Fine Dining Nearby
- - Executive Retreat
- - Disabled Access
- - Fine Dining on Site
- - Tennis Courts on Site
- - High Speed Internet
- - Pool, Outdoor
Available Activities
- - Shopping
- - Theatre & Museums
- - Tennis Courts Nearby
Hotel Address
Location Summary
Located On The West Coast Of Puerto Rico- Facing Both The Atlantic Ocean- With Its Tremendous Rolling Western Surf- And The Caribbean- With Its Calmer/ Sometimes Placid Water. Agp 102m Nw Xry 71m Ne Odb 66m Sw
Directions to Hotel
Sevilla- Take The N-iv Direction Cordoba/madrid. Take The First Exit To Carmona And Get Into The City Center. Follow The Signs Centro Historico And Casa De Carmona . Jerez De La Frontera- Take The A-iv Direction Seville Then Take The N-iv To Cordoba Same As Sevilla Directions . Malaga- Take The A-92 Direction Seville And The Same To The Other Ones.
- Casa De Carmona
- Plaza De Lasso 1
- Carmona, 41410
- Spain
Location Summary
Located On The West Coast Of Puerto Rico- Facing Both The Atlantic Ocean- With Its Tremendous Rolling Western Surf- And The Caribbean- With Its Calmer/ Sometimes Placid Water. Agp 102m Nw Xry 71m Ne Odb 66m Sw
Directions to Hotel
Sevilla- Take The N-iv Direction Cordoba/madrid. Take The First Exit To Carmona And Get Into The City Center. Follow The Signs Centro Historico And Casa De Carmona . Jerez De La Frontera- Take The A-iv Direction Seville Then Take The N-iv To Cordoba Same As Sevilla Directions . Malaga- Take The A-92 Direction Seville And The Same To The Other Ones.
Child policies vary by hotel. Many hotels are able to provide a rollaway bed or crib, though there may be an extra fee. Such fees will not be included in the quoted rate.
If you are ready to book, our advice is to first make your reservation. Our agents will then be able to more effectively assist you with details regarding your children.
If you require further information before making a reservation, please contact us with the hotel name, your dates, and the number and age of the children. Thank you.
If you are ready to book, our advice is to first make your reservation. Our agents will then be able to more effectively assist you with details regarding your children.
If you require further information before making a reservation, please contact us with the hotel name, your dates, and the number and age of the children. Thank you.
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