AC Avenida de América

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Description

Information

Hotel AC Avenida de América is a modern, functional and well-connected hotel, next to Avenida de America transport interchange facility, one of the city’ major communication junctions.

Its location makes it a good choice for all types of travellers, since it has easy access to both the financial district and the historical and monumental part of town. Plus, the hotel restaurant is well-known for its excellent menu, focusing on traditional Spanish cooking.

The hotel is 100% smoke free.

Services

Gym

Family rooms

Free Wi-Fi

Complementary services

Satellite dish

Pay car parking

Lift

Bar / Cafeteria

Safe

Extra bed

Rooms adapted for the disabled

Mini-bar

Restaurant

Assembly room / meeting room

Laundry service

Dry-cleaning service

Shop

Map

WHAT'S IN THE AREA?

Accommodations(41)

Restaurant(121)

Tourist Information(41)

Local Night(16)

Shop(198)

Sports center(6)

See detail in Google Map

Last updated:

08/08/2024

Practical information

Accommodation

Address

Calle

de Cartagena, 83-85

28028

Tourist area

Barrio de Salamanca

Telephone

(+34) 91 724 42 40

Fax

(+34) 91 724 42 41

Website

http://www.espanol.marriott.com/hotels/travel/madav-ac-hotel-avenida-de-america/

acamerica@ac-hotels.com

Metro

Avenida de América (L4, L6, L7, L9), Cartagena (L7)

Bus

1, 72

Cercanías (local train)

BiciMAD bike-share scheme

Find your docking station.

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