Hotel Sheraton Bilbao, Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain
Strategically located in the heart of the new business, leisure and cultural center of the city, the Sheraton Bilbao Hotel is set at the banks of the Nervion River and surrounded by the emblematic Guggenheim Museum, the brand-new Euskalduna Conference and Concert Hall and the Doña Casilda Park with the Museum of Fine Arts.
All rooms and facilities are carefully designed to satisfy the needs of both business and leisure travelers with programs such as Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Bed, Travelite by Sheraton and many more. And as to be expected in this region, gastronomy offered is of the highest standard. The latest-technology meeting and banqueting facilities and the Wellness Center on the 6th floor complete the wide variety of excellent services.
The Sheraton Bilbao is a true work of art. Starting with the design of the Hotel by the famous architect Ricardo Legorreta, inspired by the work of sculptor Eduardo Chillida. Furthermore, the Hotel counts with a wonderful collection of Contemporary Art and an impressive collection of Spanish ship models, preserving the history of Bilbao as an important port.
Hotel Facilities
- buffet breakfast
- bar
- laundry service
- tour booking desk
- parking
- 24h front desk
- luggage department
- handicapped facilities
- fax
- babysitting service
- massage
- a la carte restaurant
- business center/services
- money exchange
- car rental
- lift
- allowed dogs
- meeting room
- swimming pool
- internet
- gym
- sauna
Room Details
- air conditioning
- terrace
- room service
- internet access
- hair dryer
- telephone
- security box
- fully equipped bathroom
- bath clothes
- minibar
- heating
- clock radio
- satellite tv
- cot (on request)
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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.