Paseo Campo Volantin 11
Bilbao, 48007 Nightly Rates(78.05 - 144.40)
Property Description
In city center and barely 10 minutes walk from the Guggenheim Museum, the symbol of the new Bilbao, the Barceló Hotel Nervión is in a privileged location in the city with views over the "Ria" (estatuary) and the Calatrava walkway. Only 5 minutes wlaking to "Casco Viejo" and Gran Via. Less than 200 meters away is the Abando Railway station, the Febe and the Bilbao Metro, and less than 100 meters away the buses to the airport.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Barber/Beauty Shop
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Parking
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
STANDARD QUEEN
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Standard room with 1 queen bed,carefully and warmly furnished, providing guests a wide range of modern facilities. Telephone, satellite TV, air conditioning, heating, mini bar, radio, modem/dataport, desk, fully equipped bathroom with shower, bath and hairdryer.
STANDARD SINGLE
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Standard single room with 1 single bed, fully equipped bathroom, a/c, heating. Carefully and warmly furnished, providing guests a wide range of modern facilities . telephone, satellite TV, air conditioning, heating, mini bar, radio, modem/dataport, desk, equipped bathroom with shower bath and hairdryer. ADSL Wireless conexion to internet
SUPERIOR DBL TWIN
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Junior Suite room with 2 twin beds, carefully and warmly furnished, providing guests a wide range of modern facilities including a gorgeous view of the city and the river with a living room contiguous to the principal one.Telephone, satellite TV, air conditioning,heating, mini bar, safe, modem/dataport,desk, fully equipped bathroom with shower, bath and hairdryer. ADSL Wireless conexion to internet
STD DOUBLE TWIN
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Standard room with 2 twin beds, carefully and warmly furnished, providing guests a wide range of modern facilities. Telephone, satellite TV, air conditioning, heating, mini bar, modem/dataport, desk,fully equipped bathroom with shower, bath and hairdryer. ADSL Wireless conexion to internet
Rate Disclaimer
Rates are subject to change.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1600
Check out time is 1200
Time Zone is GMT +1
Opened in 1973
Renovated in 2004
348 rooms.
0 suites.
7 floors.
Directions
Drive in the direction to Loiu-Aeropuerto de Bilbao for 0.35 miles, then take the N-633 road for 1 mile, then turn right using the BI-631 in direction to Bilbao-Bilbo-Artxandra for 1.5 miles. Continue along the N-637 road in direction to Guetxo-Barakaldo-Santander for 1.5 miles. Once in Bilbao drive along Maurice Ravel Avenue-BI-631-Etorbidea Maurice Ravel for 0.6 miles, turn right through Extaldea Tomas Zuribia Ybarra for 0.075 miles, turn right again using the Cristo street until Ernesto Erkoreka Square, now take the second exit and you will drive along Campo Volantin Street. The hotel is there.
Bilbao Airport
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a guarantee by valid credit card with expiry date at time of booking.
Cancellation Policy
We accept cancellations 1 day before the arrival.
Restaurant Information
Ibaizabal Restaurant
* Open 7am-1030am, 1pm-330pm and 830pm-11pm from Monday- Friday. During the weekend the breakfast timetable is from 830am-1130am. Lunch and dinner timetable are the same, except on Sunday when the restaurant is closed for lunch and Dinner. Guests are able to have their meals in our Cafeteria, which is opened daily from 8am-1230am. * Casual dining. * Serving local and innovative cuisine. * On-Site
Cafeteria Nervion
* Open 8am-1230am * Casual dining * On-Site
Etxanobe Restaurant
* Open 1pm-330pm and 830pm-11pm. * Casual dining * Serving Basque cuisine * 0.1 miles north
Guria Restaurant
* Open 1pm-330pm and 830pm-11pm * Casual dining * Serving Basque cuisine * 0.1 miles north
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Conference Rooms
* 16 Meeting rooms * Maximum capacity 850 people * Contact property directly for further details
Recreation Information
On-site Recreation
* Steam Bath
Off-site Recreation Nearby
* Museums * Shopping * Sightseeing
Attractions Located Nearby
* Arriaga Theatre 0.1 miles w * Guggenheim Museum - 0.15 miles e * Arriaga Theatre - 0.1 miles w * Santiago Cathedral - 0.8 miles n * Bidebarrieta Local Lybrary - 0.7 miles n * Begonas Basilic - 1.25 miles nw * Sondica Airport - 6 mile w * Guetxo Beach - 7.5 miles s * Gorliz Beach - 12 miles s * Bermeo Beach - 17.5 miles sw
Cities Located Nearby
* Garakaldo - 5 miles * Guetxo - 7.5 miles * Santurce - 7.5 miles * Durango - 12.5 miles
Corporations Located Nearby
* Bilbao City House - 0.45miles nw * San Mames Arena - 1.25 miles * Camara de Comercio de Bilbao - 1 mile ne * Palacio Eskalduna - 0.25 miles e * Eskalduna Congress Palace - 0.15 miles e
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