Santa Marta Hotel
Spain, Barcelona, Ramblas

Situated in the middle of a 15-acre park, the Santa Marta is a beautiful hotel, with spectacular views to the coastline and sea. Amidst pine forests, the golden sandy beaches of the Mediterranean sea, and serene gardens, guests enjoy idyllic moments, always attended by a well trained and courteous staff. Its privileged location in a peaceful spot, its elegantly, yet modern decoration and its spacious sunny rooms with open balconies, are the perfect combination for a romantic unforgettable holiday. The fireplace lounge or the bar,are the ideal places for relaxing after a tiresome, activity day. Open terraces invite to admire the scenic sunsets, while enjoying a savoury traditional Catalan cuisine. Definitely, the hotel Santa Marta is a real place of authentic privilege for nature lovers, with all kinds of amenities and comfort.
The name of the hotel, Santa Marta, recalls an ancient xenodochius (or house for the reception of pilgrims) with the same name which rose on the coast and was distroyed by the eruption of Monte Nuovo in 1538.

Facilities at Santa Marta Hotel

• Business Centre
• Car Rental
• City Centre
• Conference Facilities

• Foreign Exchange
• High Speed Internet Access
• Laundry
• Parking

• Restaurant
• Room Service
• Swimming Pool

The Rooms at Santa Marta Hotel

• Air Condition
• IDD/Direct Dial Line

• Telephone
• Television

• WiFi

About Ramblas:

Positioned on the northeastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula, Barcelona is great in its size, tradition and arts. It is among a few cities in Europe where the Roman ruins, the Gothic quarter and the modern-living zone are within working distance. Have your heart stirred on La Rambla Boulevard, where thousands of visitors get packed until late at night. There you will find the El Liceu opera house, the La Boqueria food market and Royal Square, famous for its unbelievably-built arches and lush palm trees. Other top attractions include the Art-Nouveau Sagrada Família church, the Gothic Santa Eulàlia cathedral and the modern Palau de la Música Catalana.