Hacienda El Santiscal - Arcos De La Frontera - Ca, Spain
Avda. El Santiscal 129
Arcos De La Frontera - Ca, 11638 Nightly Rates(0.00 - 0.00)
Property Description
The Hacienda El Santiscal, located in the historical town of Arcos de la Frontera, is the perfect place to have a private business meeting or simply to enjoy a weekend in couple. Thanks to its privileged location in the heart of Southern Spain, you can quickly get to the main airports, high-speed train (AVE) and train stations, etc. ; to the fantastic golf courses where are held the Ryder Cup and the Volvo Masters. The magnificent nature of the region is embodied in two nature reserves, the one of Grazalema and the Parque Nacional de Donana (the best reserve of birds in Europe). And if all this was not enough, you can enjoy 3,000 years of history in the oldest and the most welcoming town in Europe, Cadiz. No wonder that, for all these reasons, big firms such as Porsche, Boehringer, Nissan, fait Saab, etc. chose the region and the Hacienda El Santiscal to hold successful meetings.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Currency Exchange
24 Hour Front Desk
Doctor on Call
On the Garden
On the Garden
Horseback Riding
Laundry Service
Pets Allowed
Outdoor Pool
Parking
Room Information
Standard Double Room
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Standard Room with 1 double bed / Radio Minibar / Safe / Air conditioning / Telephone This typical Andalusian hotel, offers all this services in the room: direct dial telephone, radio, hairdryer, bath amenities, minibar, safe box. Room service - 08.00 - 12.00 - Free welcome drink and sweets, free nightly infusions and water self service.
Standard Twin Room
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Standard Room with 2 twin bed / Radio Minibar / Safe / Air conditioning / Telephone This typical Andalusian hotel, offers all this services in the room: direct dial telephone, radio, hairdryer, bath amenities, minibar, safe box. Room service - 08.00 - 12.00 - Free welcome drink and sweets, free nightly infusions and water self service.
Standard Triple Room
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Standard Room with 3 single beds / Radio Minibar / Safe / Air conditioning / Telephone This typical Andalusian hotel, offers all this services in the room: direct dial telephone, radio, hairdryer, bath amenities, minibar, safe box. Room service - 08.00 - 12.00 - Free welcome drink and sweets, free nightly infusions and water self service.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1300
Check out time is 1200
Time Zone is +1
0 rooms.
0 suites.
0 floors.
Directions
Take Autopista del Sur/AP-4/E-5 for 18 mi. Exit torwards Exit 45, Lebrija - Las Cabezas for 3 mi. Turn right onto A-471 yds. At las Cabezas de San Juan, continue along A471 for 200 yds. Turn right onto calle del Limon for 50 yds. Turn left onto calle de San Jose de Sandoval for for 450 yds, turn right onto Avenida de Miguel Hernandez for 600 yds. Continue along SE-695 for 2.5 mi, run right onto SE-447 for 4 mi, continue along CA-4412 for 5 mi, turn right onto A393 for 90 yds. At Espera turn left onto A393 for 8 mi, turn right onto A-382 for 750 yds, turn left onto A-372 for 2.5 mi. At Arcos de la Forntera turn left onto Avenida el Santiscal for 0.7 mi.
Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
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Restaurant Information
Restaurant / Dining Information
The hotel has a restaurant with traditional cuisine * 2006-2007: Buffet Breakfast extra charge of 10.00 Eur. per person per day plus tax. * 2006-2007: Continental Breakfast extra charge of 6.00 Eur. per person per day plus tax.
Meeting Facility
Meeting / Conference Information
1 meeting room, with capacity for max. 25 pax
Recreation Information
Recreation Information
- Reading room with fireplace - Garden - Swimming pool - Direct access to the lake - Andalusian central patio - Bar - coffee show
Area Attractions
- Horse Riding - Horses Show - Wine Cellar Visit - Bird Watching - Visit of Bull Breeding - Archeological Routes - Special Prices for Green Fees
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