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El Club is a hotel with a cozy Bar and Restaurant
The city of Granada is one of the oldest cities in the Americas, established in 1524. It is located 45 kilometers (28 miles) south of Managua, the capital of Nicaragua. Arriving in Granada feels like stepping back in time.
It is a city of stately Spanish cathedrals and beautiful colonial homes. The HOTEL, BAR & RESTAURANT was established here in a spectacular Colonial Home. The historical building dates back to 1869.
Ellen and Marco, the Dutch owners and the staff, will host you in Spanish, English, German and of course Dutch.
Welcome to Granada, Nicaragua and El Club.
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www.elclub-nicaragua.com
The hotel of El Club offers 11 beautiful rooms with private bath, air conditioning and free wireless internet. The hotel is centrally located. Call and reserve a room now!
info@elclub-nicaragua.com
www.elclub-nicaragua.com
Join the night live at El Club - Granada
Weekdays the bar is open from 7 A.M. for an excellent Cappuccino, Gourmet Tea, Fruit Juice, or Soft Drink (or hard, if you wish). Enjoy one of these with Ice Cream and a slice of Apple Pie, Cheesecake, or other Pastry baked fresh daily in the kitchen. The bar closes at midnight (2:00 A.M. on Friday, Saturday, and holidays), after the bartender's announcement of Last Call!
www.elclub-nicaragua.com
info@elclub-nicaragua.com
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- Norome Villas
Km 37.5 Masaya – Granada highway Laguna de Apoyo, on the West shore, Granada, Nicaragua
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on August 3, 2006
on August 26, 2005
