And the Lucky Winner of a Free Stay in Barcelona

On July 1 we raffled our complimentary stay in Barcelona between all the comments posted by our clients. And the winner of a free stay at the Hotel Jazz, only a few steps away from Plaza Catalunya is …

Ms. Jette for her experience in Barcelona last March 2010 during her stay at the Hotel Barcelona Universal.

The hotel chosen for the next free stay is the Hotel 1898 located in Las Ramblas, a luxury colonial hotel in Barcelona. The next drawing will carry it out of all the comments received before October 1, 2010. Good luck to all participants!

The prize consists of:

• A two nights stay in at Hotel 1898 with Breakfast included.
• Bottle of Cava.
• To be used between: October 1st and December 28th 2010 (subject to availability).
• No changes can be made once the reservation has been confirmed.
• The prize can not be used in conjunction with other item or goods.
• The prize can not be exchanged for any other item or goods.
• The prize is personal and non-transferable.

Only people who have already stayed in one of our nine hotels and post a review on the blog are eligible for the prize. Winners will be advised via e-mail and their name and surname will be published on the blog.

If you have any queries, please send a message to the following address: newsletter@nnhotels.com

Discover one of the most historic hotels in Barcelona

Hotel Granvia first opened its doors in 1935, offering luxurious accommodation in a refurbished 19th century palace. Its original owner, Doña Dorotea de Chopitea y Villota (1816-1891), was one of Barcelona’s most active and influential residents, and collaborated significantly to the construction of the Tibidabo Temple, the Sant Joan de Déu and Sacred Heart Hospitals, and many other religious, educational, and public health institutions in her time. Her philanthropy earned her the honorary title “Mother of the Poor,” and in 1983, she was declared Venerable by Pope John Paul II.

One of the highlights of the palace, originally built in 1870, is the grand staircase, which culminates in a columned gallery and stained-glass vault, the Don Bosco hall and its 500m garden-terrace. Each room in Hotel Granvia is completely unique, and fitted with 19th century furnishings and décor. Throughout its long history, the hotel has served as the setting for various films, television shows, and reports, among them Rafael Alcázar’s “The Greek Labyrinth,” an adaptation of Manuel Vázquez Montalbán’s novel of the same name, and Antoni Ribas’ “The Burned City,” set in Barcelona at the turn of the century, and starring Joan Manuel Serrat.

To celebrate its profound involvement in Barcelona’s history, Hotel Granvia invites you to dine at H1898 Restaurant, located in the historical building on the Ramblas that was once the site of the Philippines Tobacco Company, and now hosts the luxurious Hotel 1898.

The 75th Anniversary package includes:

• 2 nights at Hotel Granvia (one double room, with breakfast included)
• Complimentary bottle of wine to welcome you
• Dinner for two at H1898 Restaurant (tasting menu)

Book now and come Celebrate Hotel Granvia’s 75th Anniversary with us!

NN Hotels in YouTube

YouTube is a video sharing website on which users can upload and share videos, and uses Adobe Flash Video technology to display a wide variety of user-generated video content, including movie clips, TV clips, and music videos, as well as amateur content such as video blogging and short original videos.

NN Hotels has recently started its own channel in YouTube, where you can watch short clips about Barcelona and our nine centrally located Hotels. In Núñez i Navarro Hotels we continue in our efforts to always improve the service level and added value, incorporating and using the new technologies. Example of these efforts are the free business centers and free internet wifi connection in all our hotels.

Discovering Barcelona and our hotels is just a click from you at www.youtube.com/nnhotels