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Discover the hotels in Murcia
Murcia is one of the most laidback destinations on the Spanish Mediterranean coast. Founded by Abd ar-Rahman II in the 9th century, the city has since been influenced by the vast Muslim and Christian legacies that surround it. Book one of the hotels in Murcia to enjoy your visit to the city. [...]
Hotels in Murcia
What to visit One of the most outstanding remains from Arab times in the city of Murcia is the wall that Abd ar-Rahman II ordered be built and the Almunia Real, the second home of the Arab monarchs. The nearby Museo de Santa Clara museum has a large exhibition of remains, utensils and implements from the time.
Stroll down to the old city from one of our hotels in Murcia to see the streets that were occupied by professional guilds in the Middle Ages and which preserve their names. Within the historical area you will find the 18th century Episcopal Palace with its rococo facade and interior courtyard of churrigueresque influence, and the Cathedral, built in the 14th century and known for its mix of styles, baroque facade and 92-metre-high tower. The 16th century Iglesia de la Merced church is well worth a visit, as areSanta Ana convent and Santo Domingo church.
Continue making your way through the city and its architectural footprint. You will come to the neo-classical Murcia City Council building, Casino and Romea theatre. The area around Plaza de las Flores and the neighbourhoods of San Pedro and Santa Catalina are among the most characteristic and lovely in Murcia. Continue your walk to the point where the city meets the outlying agricultural fields.
If you have time, after spending the night at one of the hotels in Murcia, you can complete your tour of the city by visiting the Archaeological Museum, the Fine Arts Provincial Museum or the Cathedral Museum.
Did you know that Murcia is called the Vegetable Garden of Europe because of its huge farming output? The local countryside grows the main products that comprise the gastronomy of Murcia. You can enjoy pistou, chickpea soup, or zarangollo (scrambled eggs with courgettes, onion and sometimes potato), some of the most representative local dishes, at any of the hotels in Murcia. Make sure to wash them down with a D.O. Bullas, Yecla or Jumilla red wine.
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This interesting hotel is situated next to El Jardín de Floridablanca, only a short walk from the city's historical centre. The facilities have been recently refurbished to adapt to the requirements of all our guests. Its location makes it a safe bet for visiting and enjoying the city of Murcia, walking along its narrow streets and tasting its traditional cuisine. It also has a restaurant, 3 meeting rooms and fitness area.
It was at the Catalonia Conde Floridablanca where a group of delegates drafted and signed the pre-autonomy charter of this land in 1978. The act of Murcian pre-autonomy, called the Floridablanca Pact, was signed in the restaurant of this Murcia hotel and we have a commemorative plaque marking the event. From your hotel room at the Catalonia Conde de Floridablanca you can visit the whole of Murcia on foot because it is located very close to the leading tourist landmarks in the historical centre. If you don't want to leave the hotel, we have a restaurant/bar, a breakfast buffet and a gym to keep in shape, in addition to our rooms with a terrace where you can relax while enjoying a drink. What do you fancy today - a modern combination or a classic? Have a delicious cocktail prepared by our bartenders and stay on for a meal in the restaurant/bar. If you're an early bird who likes to get the most out of the day, come and try our buffet breakfast with a large variety and number of dishes to get your day off to a great start. You can keep in shape when you’re away from home at our well-equipped hotel gym that's free for guests. If you're in town on business, it will be really convenient to stay at this hotel and if you need to do business you can use our convention rooms with free wifi. Around the Catalonia Conde de Floridablanca is the garden of the same name to stroll in. If you’re here with the family the kids will love the Aquarium. Music fans should know that the old Cuartel de Artillería which these days organises concerts is just a seven-minute walk away.
More detailsSOME AMENITIES:
- Free Wi-Fi throughout hotel
- Meeting rooms
- Internet Corner
- A/C and heating
- Car park close by
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What to do in Murcia
City centre
The old part of the city is where you will find most of the cultural landmarks with great historical legacy. It's also where we have our hotel in Murcia. Murcia has so much to show you, including palaces, monasteries, museums, the Santo Domingo church and more.
University
This is a large university with five campuses. It maintains links with Spain’s King Alfonso X, known as Alfonso the Wise, because it was a prestigious study and research centre both during his time as crown prince and conqueror and throughout his reign.
Shopping area (Corte Inglés)
If you like shopping, one good choice is to visit Murcia's shopping area with a large mall and all sorts of stores, from traditional to cutting-edge, as well as the El Corte Inglés shopping centre.
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City centre
The old part of the city is where you will find most of the cultural landmarks with great historical legacy. It's also where we have our hotel in Murcia. Murcia has so much to show you, including palaces, monasteries, museums, the Santo Domingo church and more. -
University
This is a large university with five campuses. It maintains links with Spain’s King Alfonso X, known as Alfonso the Wise, because it was a prestigious study and research centre both during his time as crown prince and conqueror and throughout his reign. -
Shopping area (Corte Inglés)
If you like shopping, one good choice is to visit Murcia's shopping area with a large mall and all sorts of stores, from traditional to cutting-edge, as well as the El Corte Inglés shopping centre.
