Hotel Carlton, Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain
This elegant, luxurious, 5-star hotel is one of the finest and most majestic hotels in Bilbao. First opened in 1926, it is one of the city’s most emblematic buildings.
The hotel was designed in 1919 and is an architectural, historical, artistic and cultural monument, with supremely high quality and history in every detail. In the past, the hotel has played host to King Alfonso XIII, Federico García Lorca, Albert Einstein and Maria Callas.
The hotel is located in Plaza de Federico Moyúa, in the very centre of Bilbao and its privileged, central location makes it ideal for exploring all that this magnificent city has to offer.
With high-quality, opulent accommodation, superb facilities and services and a splendid location in a beautiful and historic building, this sophisticated, elegant, grand hotel is perfect for a luxurious break in Bilbao.
Hotel Facilities
- buffet restaurant
- bar
- laundry service
- lift
- luggage department
- massage
- internet
- a la carte restaurant
- business center/services
- parking
- 24h front desk
- gym
- fax
Room Details
- air conditioning
- terrace or balcony
- room service
- security box
- fully equipped bathroom
- telephone
- satellite tv
- internet access
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Hotel Carlton Front View
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Double Room at Hotel Carlton
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Gym at Hotel Carlton
Guide to Bilbao
Bilbao, Spain's sixth-largest city and biggest port. It has a number of interesting secrets to reveal, as well as good food, and as a rail hub it serves as a center for exploring some of the best attractions in the Basque country.
Most of the city's sights can be viewed in a day or two. Many visitors flock here only to see the controversial new $100-million Guggenheim Museum, designed by American architect Frank Gehry and called "the beast" by some locals because of its bizarre shape. From afar, it resembles a gargantuan sculpture, with a tumbling boxes profile and a 131m-long (430-ft.) ship gallery.