The Themed Theme Park Experience At Portaventura's Hotel Gold River

Portaventura's new hotel complex offers parents and children the chance to travel back in time to the Wild West. Imagine you are on the verge of stepping back more than 200 years to live in Sullivan, the most resplendent city in the Old West.

With the sunrise of a day in 1803, the Callaghan family began a family trip to Santa Fe. Half way through their journey they discovered some glittering stones along Gold River, large nuggets of gold! Through blood sweat and tears Lucy Callaghan established a small mining encampment, which drew prospectors from far and wide, seeking their fortune from the far-flung corners of the US. The richness of the town soon created a gold rush. Little by little, the fledgling town became a prosperous city where Victorian grandeur and splendour illuminated the old West.

In Sullivan you can explore City Hall, the grand Opera House, or the majestic Lucy's Mansion and even take time out to visit original miners' huts. There's an old railway station and a even a spooky cemetery where some of Sullivan's most infamous and illustrious characters met their maker.

The hotel has direct access to the Farwest area of the Park, a supermarket, theatre, rooms for conventions and clubs for children. In total, Portaventura Hotel Gold River has 11 buildings, 24 cottages, 502 rooms, 4 swimming pools, 4 restaurants, 3 bars and has the largest swimming pool of all the Portaventura Hotels. Hotel Gold River is an entire city to get lost in. The Hotel complex has an area of 10 hectares and a floor area of 30,000 square meters making it the largest theme park resort hotel in Europe. The project has involved a total investment of 67 million and is an extension of the PortAventura hotels of three to four hotels.

Hotel Facilities combine the historical with the technological for complete comfort. All details are the result of exhaustive historical research that means the hotel Gold River is almost exact replica of a genuine and unique city of the Far West.