Catalonia Conde de Floridablanca
Contemporary yet traditional design, full of local character Rooftop pool and terrace for cooling off after sightseeing Just 600m from Murcia Cathedral and Plaza Cardenal Belluga Spacious rooms ideal for longer city stays 750m from lively Plaza de Las Flores tapas bars Free Wi-Fi throughout
Overview
Set between the Segura River and Murcia’s handsome old town, Catalonia Conde de Floridablanca is a smart base for exploring one of Spain’s most underrated cities. A certified sustainable 4-star, it blends contemporary design with traditional touches, has a small rooftop pool and terrace for cooling off after sightseeing, and offers generously sized rooms within a short walk of the cathedral, Real Casino and Plaza de Las Flores.
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Map & location
Murcia City (Alicante Airport), Murcia, Spain
Murcia is where medieval streets, Baroque architecture and a laidback, sun-drenched lifestyle meet. Catalonia Conde de Floridablanca sits on the south side of the Segura River, a short stroll across the bridge into the old town.
Step outside and you’re quickly on tree-lined avenues, with local cafés, bakeries and bars on your doorstep. Wander 600m to the cathedral and atmospheric Plaza Cardenal Belluga, people-watch over coffee in Plaza de Las Flores, or dive into the Real Casino de Murcia’s ornate interiors.
It’s a brilliant base if you want a city break with the option to explore wider Murcia by hire car or train – from vineyard-dotted countryside to the Costa Cálida’s beaches.
- Closest bus stop 100m
- Murcia Cathedral 600m
- Plaza Cardenal Belluga 600m
- Plaza de Las Flores 750m
- Real Casino de Murcia 800m
- Approx. transfer time from airport around 1 hour by car from Alicante (ALC), depending on traffic
Facilities
Pool & outdoors
On the rooftop you’ll find a compact outdoor pool and sun terrace – a real bonus for a city hotel. It’s the place to cool off in the summer heat, catch some rays between museum visits or sip something chilled while looking out over the surrounding neighbourhood.
There’s no beach in the city itself, but Murcia’s coastal spots on the Costa Cálida and around Cartagena make doable day trips if you’ve hired a car.
Facilities, depth and opening times at the rooftop pool may vary by season and weather.
Spa, sports & wellness
While Murcia’s main attraction is outside the hotel, Catalonia Conde de Floridablanca adds a selection of useful on-site facilities to keep a city break comfortable:
– Small fitness area / gym for light workouts between sightseeing
– 24-hour reception and concierge-style assistance for taxis, restaurant tips and local directions
– Lounge and lobby seating areas for relaxing with a drink or planning your day
– Lift access to all guest floors
Exact facilities, opening hours and services can change with season and occupancy, but overall this is a practical, well-equipped base for exploring.
Activities
?️ City sightseeing – cathedral, Real Casino de Murcia & historic plazas
? Riverside walks along the Segura and leafy local parks
? Tapas and wine-hopping in Plaza de Las Flores and nearby streets
?️ Shopping in Murcia’s pedestrianised centre, from boutiques to big brands
? Easy day trips by hire car to vineyards, countryside villages and Costa Cálida beaches
Activities are mostly independent and self-guided, making this an excellent base for travellers who like to explore at their own pace rather than follow a fixed hotel programme.
Guest services
?️ 24-hour reception and luggage storage
? Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
?️ On-site fitness area for light workouts
?️ Restaurant and bar on site
? Certified Sustainable Hotel initiatives to reduce environmental impact
? Regular housekeeping service
Some services and facilities may incur a local charge or vary by season; check on arrival for the latest information.
Food & drink
The hotel’s restaurant keeps things relaxed and unfussy, pairing Murcian favourites with international dishes so you can mix tapas-style plates with comforting classics. Expect a good breakfast spread if you choose Bed and Breakfast, with continental items, hot options and fresh fruit to set you up for a day of exploring.
Later on, the cosy bar and lounge area are ideal for a pre-dinner drink or a nightcap after wandering back from the cathedral quarter. Opening times and menus can vary by season, and Half Board typically includes breakfast plus a set or buffet-style main meal in the restaurant. What All Inclusive typically includes.
Rooms
Standard Single Room
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 1
Designed for solo travellers, these compact rooms keep everything practical and well laid out. You’ll typically have a single bed, desk, wardrobe, modern bathroom and the same core facilities as larger categories, including Wi-Fi and air-conditioning.
Standard Triple Room
Sleeps: minimum 3, maximum 3
Great for small groups of friends or families, these rooms usually feature a combination of beds or sofa beds to sleep up to three. Space is used smartly so that you still have room to unpack and unwind, with an en-suite bathroom and essential amenities to match the doubles.
Double or Twin Room
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 2
The classic option with either one double or two twin beds. Decor is fresh and contemporary with subtle nods to traditional Murcian style. You can expect air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV and a well-maintained bathroom – ideal if you’ll be spending most of your time out exploring.
Double or Twin Room for Sole Use
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 1
Perfect if you like extra space when travelling alone. These rooms mirror the layout and comfort of standard double/twin rooms but are sold for single occupancy, giving you a generous personal base in the city.
*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.
More info
Murcia offers a relaxed, authentic slice of Spain with more than 300 days of sunshine a year. Spanish is the main language, the local currency is the Euro (€) and time is GMT+1 (GMT+2 in summer).
Typical holiday budgets are pleasantly reasonable compared with bigger Spanish cities – guide prices in Murcia include around £1–2 for a local beer, about £1 for a standard public transport ticket and roughly £35–40 for a three-course meal for two in a mid-range restaurant.
Alicante Airport (ALC) is the main international gateway, about 1 hour away by car. Public transport via Alicante plus train, or car hire, both work well for flexible explorations of the region.
Information is subject to change; always confirm the latest details before you travel. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.
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