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NH Iquique

Avenida Arturo Prat 3939, Iquique, 智利, 1111500
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Surrounded by large gardens and ideally placed in a quiet residential neighborhood with views across the sea, the HOTEL NH Iquique is the perfect option for families and business travelers alike. The hotel, which is just 20 miles from the airport, is also close to local sites. The hotel’s 78 rooms are spacious and airy, and all are decorated in a modern style. There is also a specially adapted room for disabled people along with rooms that have connecting doors, which are perfect for family visits.

场地详情

链Minor Hotel Group
品牌NH Hotel Group
建设1997
装修2015
会议空间总量904 平方英尺
客房78
场地类型酒店

设施和服务

客房特色和来宾服务
  • 因特网
  • 客房服务
  • 景观（海洋或水）
  • 景观（花园）
  • 洗衣服务
  • 行李寄存
设施
  • 场地内安全
  • 场地内的餐厅
  • 场地内餐饮
  • 空间（室外）
  • 空间（私人）
  • 轮椅无障碍
商务服务
  • AV 功能
  • 商务中心
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会议室

会议空间总量
904.2 sq. ft.
最大的房间
452.1 sq. ft.
空间（私人）
可供使用
会议室
2
第二大房间
452.1 sq. ft.
空间（室外）
可供使用
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会议空间

Name
房间面积
天花板高度
Max capacity
U 形
宴会圆桌
鸡尾酒圆桌
剧院
教室
会议室
Cordillera
452.1 sq. ft.
23.0 x 19.7 平方英尺
7.2 英尺
40
24
40
30
30
20
20
Costanera
452.1 sq. ft.
23.0 x 19.7 平方英尺
10.2 英尺
40
24
40
30
30
20
20

客房

客房总数
78
双人 (2 张床)
30
税率
19%

地点

到达这里

Distance from airport 21.81 mi
区域内的停车场
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当地景点

Parque Nacional Isluga
Parque Nacional Isluga
Volcán Isluga National Park is located in the Andes, in the Tarapacá Region of Chile, near Colchane and south of Lauca Biosphere Reserve. It covers 1,747 square kilometers, with elevations ranging between 2,100 and 5,550 meters. It is named after Volcán Isluga, which at 5,550 m, is the tallest mountain in this park.
Geiser de Puchuldiza
Geiser de Puchuldiza
Puchuldiza is a geothermal field. It is part of the Central Volcanic Zone of the Andes, close to the active volcano Isluga and several older volcanoes in the neighbourhood; the most recent activity from one of the neighbouring volcanoes was 900,000 ± 300,000 years ago. Geothermal features include geysers and hot springs. Puchuldiza has been inspected for the possibility that it may be suitable as a source for geothermal energy. The towns of Los Baños de Puchuldiza and Tuja lie in the area, and the active volcano Isluga 27 kilometres (17 mi) northeast of Puchuldiza. Iquique is located 150 kilometres (93 mi) southwest from the field.
Salar Grande
Salar Grande
Salar Grande is a caldera in Chile. The region originally contained various rocks with ages ranging from Neoproterozoic to Triassic. Starting with the Oligocene, the Central Volcanic Zone was active and gave rise to calderas, lava domes, pyroclastic cones and stratovolcanoes. The region lies at an elevation of 3,500 metres (11,500 ft) and largely unknown to people. The Salar Grande caldera is located close to the border with Argentina, northeast of the Salar de Pedernales. The caldera has an elliptical form trending northwest-southeast, with dimensions of 50 by 25 kilometres (31 mi × 16 mi). As the caldera formed, some volcanoes collapsed into the depression. Ignimbrites from the eruption partly filled the caldera, whose scarp reaches an elevation of 500 metres (1,600 ft). The formation of the caldera was influenced by the neighbouring Pedernales-Arizaro fault. The caldera is the source of the Salar Grande ignimbrite, as well as the San Andrés ignimbrite that overlies the former. The ignimbrites erupted by Salar Grande crop out mainly east of the caldera. They are yellow, white and gray and embedded within Miocene basaltic andesite, andesite and dacite lavas. Ages range from 12.07 ± 0.6 - 9.8 ± 0.8 million years ago.
Salar del Huasco
Salar del Huasco
Salar del Huasco is a salt flat dotted with ponds and salt marshes, and seasonally partially covered with water, in northern Chile. It is the centerpiece of the recently created Salar del Huasco National Park and was designated Ramsar Site 874 on 2 December 1996. The area has a significant population of flamingos. The salt flat is probably bordered by a fault on its western side, and a river delta forms much of its northern edge; it is now crisscrossed by stream channels. In the Pleistocene the salt flat was covered by a lake that was identified through its clay and diatomite sediments and which has left well preserved shorelines and terraces.
Aguas Termales de Mamiña
Aguas Termales de Mamiña
The Mamiña Springs are the perfect place to have a relaxing time, 1700 meters above sea level. Mamiña means “mi eyes girl”. It´s a great attraction in the middle of the precordillera with medicinal waters.
Oasis de Pica
Oasis de Pica
This destination has an amazing geography, even though it is located right in the middle of the desert. The fog that comes from the Pacific Ocean, helps forming vegetation in the area, such as tamarugos and tropical trees, which are surrounded by mountains and volcanoes. In higher ground you can find a big colony of Chilean flamingos. Its weather conditions allow the visitors to enjoy cultural and historic vestiges all year, such as the Humberstone mine (what's left of it), painted geoglyphs and Unitas Hill, created by prehispanic cultures
Oficina Salitrera Humberstone
Oficina Salitrera Humberstone
Humberstone and Santa Laura Saltpeter Works are two former saltpeter refineries located in northern Chile. They were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005.
Museo Palacio Astoreca
Museo Palacio Astoreca
Palacio Baburizza is the former residence of Croatian businessman Pascual Baburizza located in Valparaíso, Chile. It was built in 1916 by Italian architects, and eventually turned into a museum in 1971, and declared a historic monument in 1976. Palacio Baburizza was built upon request from one of the most important families of Valparaiso, the Zanelli family. It was purchased in 1925 by Pascual Baburizza, a distinguished investor in saltpeter mines who managed to have an important fortune in Chile, which was largely devoted to philanthropic works. In 1971, the palace was bought by the local government of Valparaiso to be used as a museum and a school of Fine Arts. oday, it gathers an important collection of works; many of these bequeathed by Pascual Baburizza. Mauricio Rugendas, Alfredo Valenzuela Puelma, Alfredo Helsby and Carlos Hermosilla Álvarez are among the most important painters. The museum was closed for renovations in 1997 and reopened in 2011. The building is an art nouveau chalet with remarkable details in its woodwork, wrought iron, and central turret.
Paseo Histórico Baquedano
Paseo Histórico Baquedano
Baquedano Street is a long avenue in the old quarter of Iquique, Chile. It is a popular tourists attraction and is a “typical zone,” a status that preserves its historical and architectural heritage. It is characterized by its late 19th- and early 20th-century houses built of wood from Europe.
Playa Brava
Playa Brava
On this beach, dawn unveils hundreds of tourists and locals working out in the mornings. Its white and hard sands turn it into an ideal place for jogging. The ‘90s have left their trace in huge hotels which, with their modern and daring architecture, could take the sea up to the very rooms and common areas. On these beaches, as soon as the sun is hot, the surf boards seize the waters and, at the cry of “Let’s go surfin’ now, everybody´s learning how” (the song which made surfing famous in the world), dozens of young boys and girls from all around Chile begin to go deep into the sea.
Playa Cavancha
Playa Cavancha
Preferred by the youngest, surrounded by huge palm trees and proposed for the Blue Flag International Award (one of the cleanest beaches in the world), Cavancha Beach has all the necessary conditions to be the most popular beach in the city.
Zona Franca
Zona Franca
This is the biggest Freezone in South America. It covers 240 hectares, full of warehouses for the storage of the many varied goods which are sold here. There is also a mall for the retail purchase of perfumes, electrical appliances, electronic goods, computer equipment, cigarettes, toys etc. There are around 500 shops offering these products, and many others which are for sale both wholesale and retail. It was opened on June 25, 1975, in order to create a center which would support the economic development of the area, particularly in generating employment and achieving economic integration. It has become a location for nearby communities to exchange foreign goods which are also sold in Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay and Peru.

NH Iquique常见问题

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可持续发展的做法

请提供任何公开传达的NH Iquique的可持续性或社会影响目标/策略的评论或链接。
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NH Iquique是否有专注于消除和转移废物（即塑料、纸张、纸板等）的策略？如果是，请详细说明消除和转移废物的策略。
Yes, Page 111 https://memorianh.com/2020/CONSOLIDATED_NON-FINANCIAL_INFORMATION_STATEMENT_2020.pdf

多元化和包容性

仅对于美国酒店，NH Iquique和/或母公司是否被认证为 51% 的多元化所有制商业企业（BE）？如果是，请说明您获得以下哪一项认证：
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如果适用，请提供NH Iquique关于其在多样性、公平和包容性方面的承诺和举措的公开报告的链接。
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健康与安全

NH Iquique的做法是根据公共政府实体或私营组织的卫生服务建议制定的吗？如果是，请列出使用了哪些组织的建议来制定这些做法：
Yes, Societe Generale de Surveillance(SGS)
NH Iquique是否对公共区域和公共设施（如会议室、餐厅、电梯站等）进行清洁和消毒？如果是，请说明采取了哪些新措施。
Yes, All our hotels follow cleaning protocols based on medical practices approved by the World Health Organization and certified by SGS. Public areas and facilities are disinfected every 1 hour. Rubbish and clean garbage are being removed every 1 hour.

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