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The main hotel consists of 2 floors, on the ground floor there is an entrance hall with 2 toilets, a reception area, a split level lounge with patio doors onto a terrace, a restaurant with a fully stocked bar and store room, an industrial size kitchen with all of the equipment and then 3 further rooms currently used as 2 large storage rooms and a laundry room. Upstairs there is a family suite with 2 bedrooms, a shower room and a large terrace. There are a further 2 separate rooms with their own ensuite bathrooms. The rooms are all finished with solid wood doors, fitted wartdrobes and AC units. Separate to the main hotel there is a small block of a further 7 bedrooms, all with their own ensuite bathrooms and terraces to enjoy the views of Mount Maroma. The hotel is surrounded by well kept gardens, paths, terraces, established plants and trees and a large L shape pool. Hotel Cortijo de Salia is a turn key opportunity for anyone wanting to start a hotel business in Andalucia.
Egenskaper
- 11 sovrum
- 12 badrum
- 800m² Bygg storlek
- 3.000m² Tomtstorlek
- Simbassäng
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