Torre del Compte

Torre del Compte

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Hospedium Hotel La Parada del Compte
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Comfortable Accommodations Hospedium Hotel La Parada del Compte in Torre del Compte offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and free WiFi. Each room includes a mini-bar, TV,

Deluxe Double Room

Deluxe Double Room

40 m² · 1 bedroom · 2 guests

Offering free toiletries, this double room includes a private bathroom with a bath or a shower and a hairdryer. The spacious air-conditioned double room offers a flat-screen TV, a mini-bar, a seating

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Suite with Terrace

Suite with Terrace

60 m² · 1 bedroom · 2 guests

Boasting 1 bedroom, this spacious suite has 1 bathroom with a bath, a seating area and terrace where you can relax. The air-conditioned suite features a flat-screen TV, a mini-bar, a wardrobe, a tiled

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Deluxe Double Room with Extra Bed

Deluxe Double Room with Extra Bed

40 m² · 1 bedroom · 4 guests

The spacious double room has a private bathroom, air conditioning, a mini-bar, as well as a seating area with a flat-screen TV. The double room features a wardrobe, a tiled floor, as well as an outdoo

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Suite

Suite

60 m² · 1 bedroom · 2 guests

Opening onto a balcony with mountain views, this spacious suite has a seating area with tea and coffee-making facilities and a TV.

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