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Silken Siete Coronas
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 : 3,99 / 5
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Features: Business centre, Access for disabled, Conference centre, Luggage room, Laundry, Banqueting services, Internet cafe, Restaurant, Central heating, Hair-drier, Garage, Sound-proof windows, Room service (part time), Newspaper stand, Car... more
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Catalonia Conde de Floridablanca
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: 3,88 / 5
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Features: Free secure parking at hotel, Satellite TV, Lounge / Sitting-area, Cable TV, Business centre, Car rental, Pay-per-view movies, Room service (part time), Laundry, In-room safe, Internet cafe, Safe at reception, Hair-drier, Concierge, Air... more
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Nelva
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: 4,45 / 5
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Features: Central heating, In-room safe, 24-hour front desk, Cable TV, Access for disabled, Telephone, Tourist information, Dial-up Internet, Newspaper stand, Internet cafe, Swimmimg pool (outdoors), Exchange office, Bar, Hair-drier, Air... more
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Rosa Victoria
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: 3,28 / 5
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Features: Conference centre, Cafeteria, Safe at reception, Secretarial services, Fax service, Access for disabled, Tanning bed, Facilities for disabled people, Computer rental, Gymnasium, Garden, Banqueting services, Elevator, Luggage room,... more
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NH Amistad de Murcia
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: 3,83 / 5
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Features: Banqueting services, Central heating, Air conditioning, Free unguarded parking at hotel, Valet parking, Babysitting service, Bicycle rental, Car rental, Luggage room, Ironing service, Shoe shine machine, 24-hour front desk, Laundry,... more
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About Murcia
Lying in a fertile plain on the Segura River in southeastern Spain, 75 km south of Alicante, Murcia was founded in the 9th Century by the emir of Al-Andalus. The city prospered as a complex network of irrigation channels was built, and traveler Muhammad al-Idrisi described it as populous and strongly fortified. The town changed hands many times from the 12th to the 14th Centuries, ending up as part of Castile. The 18th Century saw a boom of the silk industry, and many of the town’s churches and monuments date back to that period. Built between 1394 and 1754, the Santa Maria Cathedral is a combination of Castilian Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Neo-Classical influences. Next to it stands the 18th-Century Bishop’s Palace. The Casino in Traperia dates back to 1847, and is remarkable for its sumptuous intrerior and Moorish-style patio.