Castellana
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Offsite parking discounted rates availableAir conditioningSwimming poolBBQ facilitiesParkingPets allowedAll 16 facilities +
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Chalet
1 × Double bed / 1 × Bunk bed100 ㎡up to 26
The private pool is the special feature of this chalet. Featuring a private entrance, this spacious chalet also comprises 7 separate bedrooms and 5 bathrooms with a bath and a shower. Guests will find a dishwasher, kitchenware, an oven and a microwave in the well-equipped kitchen. The chalet also provides guests with a barbecue. The chalet features air conditioning, a washing machine, a coffee machine as well as a terrace with lake views. The unit offers 14 beds.
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Facilities · 16
All facilities & services listed by the hotel (aggregated across sources).
Offsite parking discounted rates availableAir conditioningSwimming poolBBQ facilitiesParkingPets allowedOutdoor furnitureGuest rooms disinfected between staysContactless check-in/check-outInternet accessJapanese gardenOffsite parking discounted rates availableSwimming nearbyFree wired internetNon-smoking roomsNon-smoking throughout
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Origen
Contemporary · ★ Michelin
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After a long career working in restaurants in Spain and around the world (Austria, UK, Singapore, Mexico etc), chef Àlex Vidal has returned to his roots to open his own restaurant, which is contemporary in feel and boasts a glass-fronted kitchen on one side of the bright dining room. On the menu, the goal is to showcase honest Valencian cooking, particularly from the Carcaixent area, and to provide a modern vision of traditional dishes and stews which are always prepared with organic and locally sourced ingredients. The supremely delicate broths and sauces warrant special attention thanks to t
29.2km
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Maralba
Contemporary, Regional European · ★★ Michelin
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A family business that sums up what it has set out to do here in one punchy phrase: 'Manchego cuisine with glimpses of the Mediterranean'. In the elegant dining area with a glass-walled wine cellar, Albacete-born chef Fran Martínez, with a healthy dose of support from his wife Cristina Díaz, really knows how to showcase the region's cuisine and its produce; he gives his creations modern touches that make them stand out without disguising the peculiar names they bear, such as gachamiga, ajopringue, and mojete. The inclusion in the set menus (Tempo, Alma and Fran Martínez's Gran Menú) of all kin
39.0km
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Pinea
Contemporary, Regional Cuisine · Bib
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This cosy restaurant with a Nordic feel is run by two chefs (Kiko in the kitchen and Elisabet in charge of front of house) who also happen to be a couple. Their fresh, regional cuisine features interesting contemporary and international touches and a close bond with the ingredients of each season – they like nothing better than heading out into the countryside to forage for herbs and mushrooms! The à la carte, which always includes a selection of rice dishes, including the traditional Catalan “rossejat”, and “gazpacho” (a La Mancha option in which the gazpacho is prepared as a rice dish), is c
24.2km
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Cami·Vell
Traditional Cuisine, Contemporary · Bib
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One of those instances where the passing of the generational baton has injected renewed energy into a business, although it’s not uncommon to see its founder, Antonio López, still putting in an occasional appearance! Toni, front of house, and his brother Iván, in the kitchen, are now running the show on their own. In the dining room, which is divided between several spaces with a rustic-contemporary decor, attractive azulejo tiling and an open-view kitchen, the concise à la carte focuses on updated traditional cuisine, with a continual nod to local products, alongside three tasting menus (Xúqu
30.5km
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Huerto Martínez
Traditional Cuisine, Contemporary · Bib
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A restaurant full of contrasts in which the simple decor is offset by a highly enticing menu. Occupying a country house just a few yards from the town’s sports hall, its traditional home cooking with plenty of modern and fusion influence comes as a pleasant surprise. Rice dishes (over 10 different options) are its speciality, with the creamy rice with rabbit and snails and the vegetable paella the pick of the bunch. Make sure you also try the superb foie gras terrine with a cinnamon galette and violet marmalade. We also recommend taking Toni’s advice when it comes to choosing your wine!
40.8km
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Casa el Tio David
Regional Cuisine, Mediterranean Cuisine · Bib
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One of those restaurants that everyone has something good to say about... and no wonder, it is run with kindness by the chef-owner and his wife, a tandem that reflects the perfect marriage between the dining room and the kitchen. It occupies a family home dating from the early 20th century and has a rustic-regional atmosphere in the dining room, with a multitude of decorative details, exposed beams and a fireplace that is usually lit. The three menus (El Pantanet, Cava la Font and El Teix) are based on the typical recipes of the region, but with a twist to make them lighter, more attractive an
44.6km
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Arrocería Maribel
Rice Dishes · Bib
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The Parque Natural de la Albufera, with its ecosystem of major ecological interest, is teeming with restaurants and “arrocerías” specialising in the same ingredient, namely rice, so the Maribel stands out even more as a result. Its updated interior highlights the rich rice-growing culture of the region, enhanced by a spacious terrace that is within touching distance of the canal. The à la carte, featuring a traditional section and one which is more creative and contemporary, is complemented by two set menus that extol the virtues of local dishes and the full flavours of the Valencia region. A
45.4km
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El Yantar La Cocina de Pilar
Fusion, Traditional Cuisine · Bib
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Sharing a building with the La Villa hotel, this restaurant boasts a meticulous dining room at street level as well as a cave-like dining room excavated out of the rock that is accessed via a narrow flight of steps. Its main courses are centred around traditional cooking and some rice dishes, all preceded by somewhat bolder starters with a nod to the fusion cuisine of Asia and the Americas. Note the excellent choice of Utiel-Requena wines!
47.8km
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