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TRYP MEDEA
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Location and Contact:
- Tel.:924372400
- Fax: 924373020
- Email: tryp.medea@melia.com
- Website address: www.tryphotels.com
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Encuentra el espacio para que tu estancia en Extremadura sea única.
Extremadura pone a tu disposición una amplia variedad de alojamientos entre los que se encuentran, entre otros, hoteles, casas rurales, apartamentos, campings y albergues.
Espacios que harán que tu estancia en esta tierra sea perfecta, ya que además algunos de ellos son edificios históricos o con encanto, situados en enclaves únicos.
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