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Can Martí covers 11 hectares of countryside
in the municipal district of San Juan, a natural area of
great beauty. Also, organic fruit and vegetables are grown
here, which ensures the excellent quality of the succulent
breakfasts that are served in the hotel. It is a harmonious
setting which, nevertheless, does not deprive guests of
the comforts necessary for the entire family to spend several
days relaxing.
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Ecology and Design Located far from the constant
hubbub of the touristic capital, "Can Martí" offers enviable
peace and quiet to all kinds of guests. An agro-tourism
site, with the island's traditional architecture, where
the countryside and hospitality are equally cultivated.
Quality-price ratio: 9 out of 10
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This place, Can Martí, has been created
from an old rural home, accompanied solely by silence, respect
for nature, and beauty. Located on the north of the island,
this building which dates back hundreds of years, boasts
oriental and Arab influences and has been restored with
the maximum respect for ecology and its history. The result
is a perfect place to truly rest. Everything in Can Martí
is so natural that is it impossible not to feel good.
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Peaceful Ibiza
The decoration plays a soothing role due to oriental, Arab,
and Mexican details in the most balanced manner. Its owners
have picked them one by one. A landscape nourished with trees
and plants, a house of the purest white colour, and well-distributed
outdoor seating, all add to the enjoyment of the surroundings.
The atmosphere is relaxed, playful, and comfortable. A perfect
blend of light and colour make this an ideal resting-place. |
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Can Martí, a small
rural hotel far from the noise and commotion of the beach
is ideal for resting and fleeing the island's stressful
nights. In this small rural house, the comforts that guests
enjoy do not disturb the harmony of the surroundings or
the environment.
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The Brantschen family wants
to set an example An agro-tourism businessman gives 7 percent
of his takings to the Third World. The owner is pained by
the lack of generosity from some institutions.
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