A boutique hotel for city lovers

Combining the historic charm of the city with modern comforts of a boutique accommodation, enjoy a relaxing stay in a central location at the Hotel Cetina Murcia. 

Nestled among beautiful monuments, you’re just steps away from the iconic Cathedral De Murcia and the Real Casino de Murcia. If you’d like to learn more about the city’s rich history, the hotel can help you book with local walking and bike guided tour groups. And if you fancy something a little adventurous, why not take a trip to the coast and try windsurfing or canoeing? 

Right across from the Cathedral De Murcia, you’ll find Plaza de las Flores - the name inspired by the many florist shops which are there still to this day. Here you can enjoy a cup of coffee and a bite to eat while you take in the townhouses with the striking Art Nouveau architecture. 

When it comes to selecting a room, you’ll find that each four styles have been designed with vibrant accents and stylish furnishings. So whether you decide to book the standard, superior, deluxe or a room with a terrace - they have all been designed with comfort and convenience in mind. 

So if you’re looking for comfortable accommodation close to many attractions in Murcia, this hotel ticks all the boxes. 
 

Facilities

Food & Drink

  • Bar
  • Breakfast room
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Find out more about Murcia City

Serving up some of the tastiest tapas in Spain, captivating architecture and plenty of sunshine, it’s no wonder that holidays to Murcia City are booming in popularity. Despite growing tourism over the years, the city has held on to its rich culture. In its many galleries and museums, visitors can learn about Murcia’s history. The combination of modern buildings and traditional architecture give this city an exciting and unique landscape. Architect Rafael Moneo played a big role in shaping the city skyline with his creation of the 1990s city hall. Some points of interest that will surely catch your eye as you stroll past cafés, collages and time-worn churches include Murcia Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace of Murcia. A city drizzled in sunshine, Murcia is part of Costa Calida that every visitor ought to explore.

Calle Radio Murcia 3, Murcia City, 30001, Spain

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