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It’s only 5 minutes drive from the northern gate of El Hondo, and within a short drive of 5 minutes you will find the Interpretation Centre and the lagoons. This hostel is also 20 minutes drive from the National Park of Las Salinas de Santa Pola and just 1 minute by car from Crevillente Train Station. Just 5 minutes from to the Motorway Exit (Junction) Murcia- Alicante.

Ideal site to do cycling around El Hondo. Bikes can be kept safely inside the hostel. Cleaned and well-equipped bathrooms. Clean and simple rooms, about 45-50 € for a double room and 30-35 € for a single room.

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Besides the meals offered in the restaurant they also offer bocadillos (sandwiches) to take away.

Breakfast is served from 7:00 am onwards and late check-in is available.

Parking with 24 hour security.

Address

Our Address:

Partida Cachap, polígono 8 nº 131 - Ctra. de Matola - Estación km. 8 - 03330 Crevillente (Alicante) Spain

GPS:

38.219539063439, -0.77828520097721

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