Palacio Guendulain Hotel Pamplona

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In its inside, the customers will see the unusual horse carriage built in the early XVIII century in addition to a delicious porters chair. The patio also lodges an original range of carriages in addition to one of the fountains which was planned by the painter Luis Paret to mark the introduction of running water in Pamplona. This superior hotel provides its visitors a special balance between the enjoyment of a chic luxurious hotel and the heritage and fascination of an emblematic 18th century building. It also proposes 3 majestic conference rooms with natural light and vistas over the indoor patio. Mp09/09 The hotel thanks to the layout of the historic building where it's housed provides lodging in just 25 suites but all furnished and accommodated up to a elegant standard. This delicate and special hotel is situated in the ancient part of Pamplona just hundred m from the center of the city, 6 kilometres from the airport and two kilometres from the railway station and the worldwide known University of Navarra clinic. Even though being a four star hotel this property could easily be a superb property thanks to the nature of the structure and the refined taste present in each corner of the inn regions. The gastronomic restaurant is also situated on the major floor and enjoys fine vistas over the Consejo Square. Built in the XVIII century by Don Sebastian de Eslava, Viceroy of New Granada (1685-1759), Palacio Guendulain is one of the majority celebrated buildings in Pamplona, situated in the antique part of city. After serving as a family residence for over 2 centuries in 1845 Queen Isabel II stayed in the Palace with her entourage converting the cottage into a royal residence for several days.