AC Nuevo Portil Golf * * * *

Hotel Facilities:

Restaurant
24h. Room Service
Swimming Pool
Non-smoker rooms
Fitness centre
Internet
Turkish Bath
Business facilities
24h. Laundry Service
Golf Course
Golf Lessons
Free car park
Dry Cleaning

Laundry Service
Porter Service (24 hour)
Safety Deposit Boxes
Left Luggage

 Storage Facilities
Baby Sitting services
Garden / outdoor play area
Cafe
Massage
Sauna
Steam Room
Gym Facilities

AC Nuevo Portil Golf Restaurant
With excellent views of the El Portil golf course, the restaurant offers a select and interesting menu, based on local products, featuring choice meats such as Iberian game, as well as fish such as sea bass and turbot, traditionally prepared with a fine creative touch. The exclusive colonial design makes the restaurant an ideal venue for enjoying its innovative desserts and choice list of wines.

Function Room
3 rooms, maximum capacity 90 people.
Direct and multiple high-speed connection to Internet.
Business facilities (advisory services, hire of computer equipment, printers, photocopy and fax services, translations, hostesses, secretaries, flight reservations, car rental...).

The province of Huelva is rich in architectural gems, both on high ground, where there is a line of defensive castles, the majority built in the thirteenth century due to lack of trust in the kingdom of Portugal, and in the south, running from El Condado to the “Castilla beach” on the Atlantic. Here one can also admire the Niebla ramparts and the Guzmanes Castle. For those who prefer monasteries, in the Palos area lies La Rábida, the small Franciscan monastery closely linked to Christopher Columbus and the journey that began the discovery of America. Near the city, three villages evoking days gone by can be found: San Juan del Puerto, Gibraleón and Trigueros. In the municipal area of Trigueros lies the El Soto dolmen. On both sides of the river estuary are the two tourist areas of the province, Mazagón and Punta Umbría, which are outstanding for their bright beaches. A little further away you can find Ajarque and Cartaya, with their extensive areas of pine trees that meet the sea at a small fishing village, El Rompido. Fishing is also the economic means of Isla Cristina, not far from Ayamonte, which lies at the mouth of the River Guardiana on the Portuguese border. Behind this is the village of Lepe, famous for its figs and strawberries.