Playa Victoria

Overview

This hotel is spread over 6 floors and comprises 188 rooms, of which 184 are doubles and 2 are suites. The main building comprises a lobby area with a reception desk and lift. There is a bar and an air-conditioned restaurant with non-smoking area available for use within the hotel. A public Internet terminal is also on offer. Those arriving by car may take advantage of the hotel's car park or garage facilities. Upon request, a babysitter can be provided and room and laundry services round up the facilities on offer.

Location

This modern hotel is located in the new town quarter of Cádiz, between the beach promenade and the main road just 2 km from the town centre. The beach stretching 5 miles has a direct entrance by the hotel. Commercial areas with shops, boutiques, bars and restaurants are to be found in the near vicinity. A bus stop (links to Cádiz and the surrounding area) are located within Just 80 m of the hotel.

Sport

In the outdoor complex is a freshwater swimming pool with showers, a poolside snack bar as well as sun loungers and parasols laid out ready for use. For golf enthusiasts, the hotel recommends the Montecastillo Golfclub (around 35 km away) and the Novo Sancti Petri Golfclub (just 35 km from the hotel).

Meals

Guests may select their breakfast as well as lunch and evening meal from a buffet. Lunch and dinner may alternatively be chosen from a menu.

Payment

American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and VISA are accepted as methods of payment

Notes

.The hotel's guests receive free entrance into Cádiz Casino and on arrival to the hotel they receive a bottle of wine and a fruit basket.

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