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 Hotel Eurostars Tartessos Huelva
Luxury hotels in Huelva
Possibly the best-known hotel in a city of unknown origin: Was Tartessos Platos Atlantis? Was it the Phoenician Onuba?
Tartessus is, possibly, the largest historical gap in Western civilization because there are thousands of theories about its origins, location and transformation and few, if any, of any accuracy. Was Tartessus the Atalanta that Plato wrote about? Was it the Tarshish of King Solomon? Was Tartessus the Onuba of the Phoenicians? A whole battery of questions that history has still left unanswered.
While we await the answers, we should treat ourselves and enjoy the numerous options and attractions that the Huelva of today offers us. The Eurostars Tartessos Hotel, a modern, functional but warm establishment is set in an ideal location in the nerve centre of the capital of the province, no matter whether our trip is for pleasure or for business.
Our privileged location situates us next to the Huelva Casa Colón Congress Centre and less than 200 metres from the City Hall, the Chamber of Commerce, the Administrative Diputación building or the Gran Teatro, on the Martín Alonso Pinzón avenue.
In addition, we have excellent accesses to the different industrial estates, the beaches and the historical and scenic sites, such as La Rábida, Palos, Punta Umbría, the Rocío Sanctuary or the Doñana Nature Park, the largest wetlands area in the south of Europe.
Having undergone complete refurbishment, the Eurostars Tartessos is a peaceful, elegant establishment, with minimalist interior design and rooms with a warm ambiance and exquisite furniture. There is a gym and various rooms for meetings, with all the latest technology. For all these reasons, the Eurostars Tartessos is one of the best-known hotels in the province of Huelva.
We would like you to enjoy our restaurant where, in the cool shade of the kentia palms that liven up the glass-roofed patio, you can sample the cuisine that blends local produce with signature dishes.
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Information about Huelva
Huelva is located in the Gulf of Cadiz, at the mouth and confluence of the Tinto and Odiel rivers. It’s the westerner city of Andalucía with an ancient mining tradition and it was witness of America’s discovery. In fact, the city is famous for giving hospitality to Christopher Columbus before his departure to the new world. The connection between city and history is still visible, proved by a lot of monuments connected to the event and also with the Columbian city party celebrated every year. These celebrations have a typical Andalusian taste with a little bit of Latin America flavor. Huelva is a meeting place, a city of interchange and fusion between Europe and America, because of this it’s called Puerta del Atlántico (Atlantic door). It’s characterized by houses decorated with tiles, the typical painted ceramic tiles, and by a venerable religious heritage. The city also has a natural and archeological wealth apart has some of the best beaches in the Andalusian coast.
The Merced Cathedral is one of the most important religious buildings in Huelva, it was built as church for the homonym convent that nowadays is a university center. In the oldest part of the city there’s the San Pedro’s Church, built in the XVI century in gothic-mudejar style upon the ruins of an old mosque, its tower is a typical image of Huelva’s landscape. To appreciate a panoramic view of the city and the rivers, you have to walk up to the Conquero’s viewpoint, which is on the way to go to the “Nuestra Señora de la Cinta” Sanctuary.
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