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This beautiful hotel is located close to Calpe beach. A 15-minute walk will take you to Calpe's promenade where you will find many restaurants, bars and shops. The hotel is currently still in operation. There is a swimming pool with lounging area and adjacent terrace where an awning provides shade. There is also a bar with a dining area and a professional kitchen, in addition there is a second dining area. There is also a reception area, a laundry room and a barbecue area. In addition, there are 15 bedrooms in total. 9 double bedrooms, 3 triple bedrooms and 3 sleeping quarters where 2 double bedrooms can each be found. Each bedroom has an en suite bathroom, a TV, air conditioning, a fridge and Wi-Fi. Several sleeping quarters also have a private terrace. The hotel is also close to a popular coastal walking route that takes you past several idyllic coves.
Property Features
- 16 bedrooms
- 17 bathrooms
- 302m² Build size
- 658m² Plot size
- Air conditioning
- Automatic gate
- Balcony
- Carport
- Double glass
- Fitted wardrobes
- Garden
- Jacuzzi
- Pool
- Storage room
- Terrace
- Woodstove
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