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3. DESCRIPTION OF THE HOTEL
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Designed by Frank O.
Gehry.
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The most advanced
tecnology of the
century.
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Inagurated 10th October
2006.
4. HOTEL FACILITIES
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5 stars hotel
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18 luxury rooms
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2 restaurants
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Spa
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Wine cellar
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Energy sustainability
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Interior swimming pool
5. REASONS FOR OUR CHOICE
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We all agree that it has
an amazing exterior.
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The hotel has got a lot
of luxurious facilities
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The new rooms are
made of recycled
materials.
