Complejo Villa Alpina

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Ruta 135 km 5, Colón, Entre Ríos

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Mobile +54 9 1140472141

Complejo Villa Alpina is a cabin complex located on Route 135, at kilometer 5, just 4 kilometers from the center of Colón, one of the most visited tourist cities in Entre Ríos province. The property offers accommodation in fully equipped cabins for family groups, with outdoor areas featuring a swimming pool with solarium and barbecue areas, set in a comfortable environment within easy reach of the region's main attractions.

The cabins at the complex are available in the following configurations:
• Cabin for 4 guests
• Cabin for 6 guests

Each unit includes a living and dining area, a breakfast kitchen equipped with a four-burner stove, oven, microwave, and refrigerator with freezer, complete tableware, a 32" LED TV with DirecTV service, DVD player, and WiFi connection. The bedrooms feature a double room with a high-density mattress, bed linen, hot and cold air conditioning, and ceiling fans. The bathroom is fully equipped.

For younger guests, Complejo Villa Alpina offers a children's play area with a trampoline, foosball table, and a wooden castle structure with swings, a slide, and a merry-go-round. The complex also features a swimming pool with solarium and a barbecue area, available in sharedindividual mode depending on the unit.

Colón is recognized as the Provincial Capital of Tourism in Entre Ríos and offers a wide range of attractions to explore. Its beaches stretch along 10 kilometers of white sand on the banks of the Uruguay River, with calm, warm waters ideal for water activities. Several islands dot the river surroundings, including Isla Queguay Chica, Isla Queguay Grande, Isla San Francisco, Isla Caridad, Isla Florida, and the Bancos del Caraballo.

The city is also well known for its thermal baths, open year-round, and its proximity to El Palmar National Park, which combines vast natural areas, beaches, and gastronomic and recreational offerings. Among the region's cultural and heritage highlights are the National Crafts Festival, Palacio San José, the International Bridge, and the Molino Forclaz.