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Casa de Carmona * * * * *


Plaza de Lasso, 1
41410 Carmona - Andalucia - Spain


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SPORT FACILITIES AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES AT THE PROPERTY OR NEARBY
 
   
Public Rooms

Library
Restaurant
Loggia
Chess room
Snooker room
Shop

Public Spaces

Plaza de Lasso
Used as parking for clients
Entrance Courtyard
Main Courtyard
Arab Garden
Loggia Arched Terrace
Swimming Pool

 

 Swimming Pool
   
   
THE RESTAURANT
   

The restaurant is situated in the space that used to be the stables of the palace. It is decorated with paintings of kife-size horses in movement, al fresco on stucco, executed by Mr. Guardiola Medina in September 1991. The background tonality is terracotta stucco.

The tables, all proceding from british antiquarians, are in mahogany. The chairs, also in mahogany, were realized on charge by the renowned carpenter from Carmona, D. Eduardo Buzón.

The glassworks are hand-made in the old sevillian manufactory of La Trinidad de Sevilla. The crockery is from La Cartuja de Sevilla, and the silverware from Cagliari. The table is laid in the english way, on an individual tablecloth varnished in crimson and old gold.

The Restaurant
   
 
MEETING ROOMS
 

More Than  400 Events in 10 Years.
At the Casa de Carmona you will find the professional knowledge and experience you need to design the best program of events to suit your trip's objectives.
Our treatment of groups and meetings is organised and executed to an excruciating level of detail which results in thanks and praise time and again by our clients.
Whether you are concerned with launching a new product to your most important distributors or to selected journalists, with training your sales staff or your executives, with holding a meeting of the board of directors or with rewarding your best achievers, the Casa de Carmona has ample experience and is fully prepared to make your event a total success.

 
 
 
 

Recommended by JP Moser Hotel & Chateau Guide 2010