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Many of our golfers stay at La Zenia Hotel and we have this update from them today :-Measures taken by Servigroup Hotels
At Servigroup Hotels, our commitment to your health and that of our collaborators, the quality of the service we offer, and insuring you enjoy your well-deserved holiday safely, is our priority at all times.For this reason, our hotels will gradually open their doors again as conditions allow.
We would like to highlight for your peace of mind and that you enjoy a safe holiday are the following:
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General measures All hotels have undergone an intense process of deep cleaning and sanitation prior to reopening.
The recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Institute for Spanish Tourist Quality (ICTE) will be followed.
At Servigroup we have health guarantee certificates from the leading companies in the sector.
Implementation of digital options for the different hotel services.
All our suppliers will be informed of the established prevention measures and must comply with these protocols.
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Safety Committee for Risk Management
We have a contingency plan prepared by ASPY.
Hotel staff have received specific training on safety and hygiene protocols from ASPY and have mandatory personal protection equipment.

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Communal areas
Common areas will be ventilated frequently.
The measures will be increased and the frequency of cleaning services in common areas will be intensified, with special emphasis on toilets, lounges, children's areas, elevators, handles or switches.
Social distancing protocols in open common areas and reduced capacity to 75% in closed common areas.
Hydroalcoholic gel points in the different areas of the hotel, mandatory use at the entrance to the hotel and restaurant.
The maximum occupancy in the elevators, will be that which is indicated in the current safety regulations.

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Reception
Shoe disinfection mat at the main entrance to the hotel.
Compulsory use of hydroalcoholic gel at the reception, while greeting each client.
Markers will be installed to respect the safety distance.

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Restaurant and bar
Compulsory use of hydroalcoholic gel before entering the restaurant, as well as the implementing of extra dispensers inside the buffet.
General capacity of 75%, ensuring the physical distance of two meters between the tables or, where appropriate, groupings of tables.
For hygiene and sanitary security, Room Service will not be carried out.

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Swimming pools
The swimming pools have a water treatment system using electrolysis.
Distance between sunbeds of 1.50 m.
Capacity of pool and solarium will be 75% to avoid possible crowds.

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Other hotel services
The hotel services will be exclusively for guests staying in the hotel.
The gyms and wellness centres will be temporarily closed.
The animation program will be completely re-adapted, deleting from it those activities or games that cannot be carried out without the appropriate social distancing.
Amenities and physical information carriers in the room will be reduced due to safety, health reasons and our commitment to sustainability. ... See more

La Manga will now re open for business on 1st July .😁 Originally they thought that they would have to stay closed the rest of 2020 however with the State of Alarm over they are open for bookings. Please contact us on info¨golf4ualicante.com ⛳️🏌️‍♀️🏌️‍♂️ Steven 18 hole review of La Manga South is on our web site https://www.golf4ualicante.com/la-manga/ ... See more

Some great news for our:-Spain will open its borders to members of the EU’s Schengen Zone and the UK on June 21. The border was originally due to remain closed until July 1.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced the decision today during a conference call with regional leaders, as reported by Spanish newspaper El Pais.

The Portuguese border will remain shut until July 1 on the request of Portuguese PM Antonio Costa.

Travellers from other, non-Schengen countries will be allowed into the country without the need to self-quarantine from July 1 onwards, if there is a reciprocal agreement on travel.

After recording its first cases of Covid-19, Spain introduced one if Europe’s strictest lockdowns. Borders were closed on March 14 and a ‘state of alarm’ has restricted Spanish citizens from moving freely throughout the country – something that will also end on June 21.

Unlike the rest of Spain, the Balearics will welcome visitors as of tomorrow as part of a pilot reopening plan. ... See more

Update from La Manga:- Summer prices ready for North course at this moment. They are working and following the Spanish government recommendations and we will inform you as soon we can reopen South and West courses. COVID-19 for the use of the golf facilities to inform our clients of the current situation.
Green Fee 75€ buggy 53€ allowed to share from same household in this phase. Valid until 31st August 2020, Check out Steven 18 hole review of La Manga South on our website. https://www.golf4ualicante.com/la-manga/ ... See more

-Quara Group update :-As you are aware Villamartin Golf Course opened last week.Currently they have an average number of players everyday (100 - 130), of course this is due to the amount of members from our 3 golf courses that are enjoying Villamartin, as Las Ramblas and La Finca are still not opened.

Las Ramblas and La Finca are still processing maintenance jobs, especially at La Finca where we are developing dramatic changes that are going to improve the quality of the experience.

Villamartin has reopened in the best conditions ever remembered since 1991. This 2 months of closure and the weather conditions of the spring has affected so much in benefit of the golfing experience. Add to this that bunkers has been renewed and that the over crowding on the course that we use to suffer in high season is not at all now.
So the golf experience is so good in layout of 50 years of history on trees and shape in general.
Please take a look at Stevens 18 hole review of Villamartin .https://www.golf4ualicante.com/villamartin ... See more

Fantastic !!!! Spain will lift two-week coronavirus quarantine for overseas arrivals from July 1:- The Spanish government is planning on lifting the two-week coronavirus quarantine requirement for overseas arrivals on July 1. The decision was taken at an inter-ministerial meeting held today via video conference call.

Since May 15, the Spanish Health Ministry has required travelers arriving from outside the country to remain isolated for 14 days. The government had said that the measures would be scrapped once the state of alarm was lifted. But this weekend, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez suggested that the state of alarm – which has been in place since March 14, and has given the government extra powers to combat the spread of the virus – could be ended in some areas before others, a process that may begin as early as this week. ... See more

A gorgeous day playing at Lo Romero. Steven and his 3 golfing buddies . Then 3 hours in the bar later analysing their play 🤣🤣 @ Lo Romero Golf