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"The room floors were not clean and the bed clothes were ragged." — source Priceline
More information on Gran Hotel Verdi
Gran Hotel Verdi is located in the Francesc Maci? Avenue of Sabadell, in the best service and shopping area of the city.Sabadell is the capital of Vall?s Occidental, a powerful industrial and economic area in Catalonia with a population of 180,000 just 20 kilometres outside Barcelona.The hotel was built in 1992 and partially renovated in 2003. The building has a main floor with common services, a restaurant, a coffee bar, a reception desk... Its 172 rooms are located above this floor, in two four-story towers. Every room has nice views and a private bathroom. At lunch time we recommend the "Executive Buffet" from Monday to Friday. We always have a daily special menu and seasonal suggestions, as well as a large variety of Mediterranean dishes and international cuisine.
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1200Total Rooms:
172Total Floors:
0 floors.Rooms:
Standard Rooms consist of one or more rooms of the following types: Twin Beds with bathroom for single occupancy, Single Bed with bathroomDirections
Barcelona Airport BCN 30 km, City Centre 1 km, Sabadell Train Station 2 km, Bus Station 4 km, Port Aventura 150 km, Barcelona City 20 km
Area
Barcelona Airport BCN 30 km, City Centre 1 km, Sabadell Train Station 2 km, Bus Station 4 km, Port Aventura 150 km, Barcelona City 20 km
Dining
RestaurantRestaurant with International cuisine and buffet breakfast.
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