Palacio Guendulain, Pamplona
Situated in the old part of Pamplona, Palacio Guendulain was built in the XVIIIth Century by D. Sebastian de Eslava, Viceroy of New Granada, and it is one of the most important buildings in town. Palacio Guendulain is now as a superb boutique hotel with 23 large double rooms and 2 suites located in the second and third floor and facing the Consejo Square and the Palace's inner courtyard. The courtyard lodges an original collection of carriages as well as one of the fountains which was designed by painter Luis Paret to celebrate the introduction of running water in Pamplona. The imposing reception rooms on the Palace's ground floor are available for meetings or to organise events. The meeting rooms are equipped with the latest in technology, including large screen and projector, loudspeakers and complimentary WIFI. Palacio Guendulain’s restaurant is also located on the main floor and features views over the Consejo Square. It offers a classic cuisine based on the extensive culinary tradition of Navarra and the Basque Country. Palacio Guendulain offers its guests a unique blend between modern luxury and the history and charm of an emblematic XVIIIth Century building.
Localização:
Palacio Guendulain is located right in the city centre of Pamplona. The Baluarte Convention centre is at 500 m from the hotel, the Airport is 6 km away and the train station at 2 km. - Ver Mapa.
Informações Gerais:
| Categoria: | Epoque Classic Superior [learn more] |
| Endereço | ZapaterÃa 53 , Pamplona [view map] |
| Ano de construção: | 1800 |
| Ano Renovado: | 2009 |
| Pisos: | 3 |
| Número de Quartos: | 25 |
| English, French, Spanish | |
| Cartões de CrJdito Aceites: | MASTERCARD, VISA, AMEX, DINERS, MAESTRO |
Chame-nos: +1 866 376 7831
Pamplona, Espanha
Before Ernest Hemingway immortalized Pamplona's running of the bulls in "The Sun Also Rises," the city was key intersection between France and Castilia. Pamplona, the capital of the Navarre province, symbolizes the region's diversity in its architecture, culture and cuisine, which mixes various traces of the Visigoths, Franks and Moors, who passed through the city. At any rate Pamplona is famous for the July Festival of St. Fermin, the running of the bulls which attracted Hemingway and still attracts adventure-seekers from all over the world. Even if you go to Pamplona at another time of year, the city still offers plenty entertainment, like the History Museum Museo de Navarra and the Gothic Cathedral.