Hotels in Huelva

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Huelva is a Spanish city located in the southwest of the country and is capital of the Huelva province. It is in Andalusia, on the coast of the Gulf of Cadiz on the confluence of the Rivers Odiel and Tinto.

Huelva is famous for connections with the history of Christopher Columbus and the places that he visited in the city. This Spanish city has all kinds of attractions to make your stay here a pleasant one. It is an excellent place for all tastes, since it has great natural riches with lovely parks and gardens like the Marismas del Odiel area and the Espigon Juan Carlos beach. There are also places with archaeological remains like the San Pedro area and Saltes Island, both with material remains of the Moorish, Phoenician and Roman cultures. It has a strong religious heritage with churches, convents, cathedrals, sanctuaries and chapels from all periods. There is much culture to be found here, in its museums, libraries and concert halls. Furthermore, it has much to offer in the way of entertainment, with theatres, cinemas and stadiums.

Visit Huelva and discover its charms!

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• Hotel AC Huelva

  

  Huelva, Huelva

  Reviews : 3.93 / 5

  This attractive upmarket hotel is situated within the central tourist area of Huelva. A selection of shopping and entertainment venues is also to be found nearby. A bus stop may be found only 150 m from the hotel.

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• Hotel Aracena Park

  

  Fuenteheridos, Huelva

  Reviews : 3.44 / 5

  Set in the heart of the Sierra de Aracena and Picos de Aroche National Park, the hotel lies amidst a privileged environment of spectacular natural beauty. The centre of Aracena is 750 m from the hotel, whilst Sevilla Airport is 112 km away.

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• Hotel Tartessos

  

  Huelva, Huelva

  Reviews : 4.28 / 5

  This modern hotel lies in the city centre, close to the Congress Palace. The nearest beach is 15 km away

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• Hotel Finca Valbono

  

  Fuenteheridos, Huelva

   

  The hotel is situated only 1 km from Aracena and 8 km from a beautiful reservoir, where guests can enjoy angling and non-motorised water sports. The complex is situated in the middle of a park, Parque Natural de Aracena y Picos de Aroche, and covers an area of 14 ha with lots of vegetation. San Pablo Airport is about 100 km away.

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• Hotel Tierra de Vinos

  

  La Palma del Condado, Huelva

   

  This family-friendly city hotel is famous for its brandies and wines. The establishment is set in La Palma del Condado and enjoys a strategic location that accommodates guests' leisure and working needs, for example the speed circuit of Monteblanco is around 7 km away, whilst El Rocío, Huelva and Seville are approximately 33, 43 and 55 km away respectively. Guests will find tourist attractions within just a few minutes' walk of the hotel, and the beach can be reached in around 40 minutes by car. San Pablo Airport is approximately 65 km from the accommodation, whilst Jerez Airport and Pablo Ruiz Picasso Airport are roughly 150 and 270 km away respectively.

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• Gastronomy Huelva

    by   Alex

  Huelva is very much part of the Spanish shellfish route as it’s a hot spot to sample prawns, shrimp and scampi which arrives daily at the fish market. It’s also a great place to try fresh fish, including sea bream, snapper and white bream. The outskirts of the city are big meat producers of finely cured ham, and sumptuous sausage products�

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  • Published   26/06/2009
  
  

• Monasterio de Santa María de la Rábida

    by   Alex

  One of the most historic places to visit in Huevla is the 5th-century Franciscan Monasterio de Santa María de la Rábida as this was the base used by Christopher Columbus before he set sail to the discover the new World. The Moorish influence is very much apparent in this structure. Most interestingly, La Rábida was badly damaged in the 1755 Lisbon earthquake in 1755. But it wasn’t until the end of the 19th century that it was renovated, and in 1920, Fransican monks where they continue to live today�

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  • Published   26/06/2009