Duques de Medinaceli

Overview

This luxurious, colonial style manor house was opened in 2002 and comprises 2 floors with 28 rooms, of which 19 are suites, 8 are double rooms and 1 is a single. Guests may gain access to the 5,000 m² botanical gardens and the spacious foyer that features a 24-hour reception desk, safes, a currency exchange counter, cloakroom, hire safes and lifts. In addition, a TV room, a hairdresser's salon, cosy bar and air-conditioned à la carte restaurant with a terrace are also available. Business guests are offered use of the conference room and the public Internet terminal (WLAN access). Additionally, room and laundry service as well as medical assistance are also offered to guests. Car parking facilities are available for those travelling to the hotel by car.

Location

This elegant hotel is situated within the central tourist area of Puerto de Santa Maria, on the border of the historical old town. A selection of shopping and entertainment venues are to be found nearby. The nearest sandy beach is only approximately 3 km away and a stop for the local public transport is located right in front of the hotel (just 50 m away).

Sport

In the hotel grounds, guests will find a freshwater swimming pool as well as a sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols laid out ready for use. It is also possible to make use of the in-house sauna to help them unwind.

Meals

Guests are offered buffets for breakfast, lunch and evening meals. Lunch and dinner may alternatively be chosen from the à la carte menu. Furthermore, it is possible to book a half-board stay.

Payment

Guests are offered buffets for breakfast, lunch and evening meals. Lunch and dinner may alternatively be chosen from the à la carte menu. Furthermore, it is possible to book a half-board stay.American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and VISA are accepted as methods of payment.

A holiday to Puerto de Santa Maria

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Located between Jerez de la Frontera and Cadiz on the Costa de la Luz, El Puerto de Santa Maria is a hidden gem along this section of the Atlantic coast. The approach into El Puerto de Santa Maria may not be particularly scenic, but once in the heart of the old town you will find pretty pedestrianised orange tree lined, cobbled streets and beautiful architecture complemented by intricate wrought iron work and decorative tiles.

There is much history linked to El Puerto de Santa Maria; explore the Castle of San Marcos whilst in Puerto de Santa Maria as it is the many historic monuments which have meant that the town has been declared a Site of Cultural Interest.

There is a famous bullring in El Puerto (short for El Puerto de Santa Maria), where bullfighting takes place during the Feria season in August and during the Spring Fair in May. There are a number of bodgas in El Puerto de Santa Maria where sherry is distilled; tours and tastings are available. There is a good choice of restaurants and cafes in El Puerto de Santa Maria and the food is particularly tasty as the area produces a wealth of fresh fruit, vegetables, and of course the fish are freshly caught. A small ferry can be taken from El Puerto de Santa Maria across the bay to Cadiz for interesting day trips.

Incredible Costa De La Luz Beach Holidays

Nestled between the Portugese border and Spain’s Costa del Sol, is the Costa de la Luz or “Coast of Light”.

The sand is finer and more golden than Costa del Sol, and the beaches are generally more spread out and backed by sand dunes and pine trees. You can choose from natural, virgin beaches to others with facilities and infrastructure, from small isolated coves and fishing ports to beaches stretching for miles, and from family beaches to others more secluded.

The Costa de la Luz is 100 kilometres of sandy beach bliss with varied water sports opportunities, and you will not find the high-rise hotel developments of other areas, which makes holidays in Costa de la Luz a popular choice. There is a huge selection of water sports, golf, fishing, gliding and mountain biking, and the Bay of Cadiz annually hosts the “Tall Ships” regatta.