Hotel O'Callaghan Eliott

Gibraaltar GIB ADM0·114 ADM1·52807 ADM2·52840
Description

Boutique hotel in Gibraltar’s old town, opposite the Garrison Library.

Hotel O'Callaghan Eliott is a boutique hotel in Gibraltar’s old town, a British Overseas Territory. Formerly called Holiday Inn, it is now managed by the Irish O'Callaghan Hotel group. In 2008 it had 120 rooms. The hotel stands opposite the Garrison Library and former Gibraltar Chronicle offices.

Hotel O'Callaghan Eliott is a boutique hotel in the old town of Gibraltar, a British Overseas Territory. It is described as a hotel in the historic city area, listed with 120 rooms according to 2008 data. The property was previously known as the Holiday Inn and later came under the management of the Irish O'Callaghan Hotel group, which now operates it under the O'Callaghan Eliott name. The hotel is served by the Palm Court and Victoria Garden restaurant, which provides dining for guests staying at the property. In terms of its position within Gibraltar, the hotel stands directly opposite the Garrison Library, an important local institution, and the former offices of the Gibraltar Chronicle newspaper. Its location places it within Gibraltar’s central urban setting. Hotel O'Callaghan Eliott is identified in available data as both a hotel and a boutique hotel, and it has an official website listed as https://www.eliotthotel.com/. The hotel’s address includes the Gibraltar postal code GX11 1AA. These details place the Hotel O'Callaghan Eliott clearly within Gibraltar’s hospitality sector, combining its role as accommodation in the old town with proximity to notable nearby buildings such as the Garrison Library.

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Ratings
Fame: 15 Wow: 20 Ease of Access: 30 Physical Demand: 5 Safety: 10 Tourist Density: 25
Fame 15
Small boutique hotel with minimal online presence; primarily known locally within Gibraltar's tourism sector.
Wow 20
Standard urban hotel offering no unique or breathtaking experiences beyond typical accommodation services.
Ease of Access 30
Located in central Gibraltar, easily accessible via city infrastructure and public transport options.
Physical Demand 5
No physical challenges required to visit; fully accessible for all visitors including those with mobility issues.
Safety 10
Situated in a safe British Overseas Territory with low crime rates and no significant natural hazards.
Tourist Density 25
Moderate tourist presence expected, particularly during peak travel seasons but not excessively crowded.
Location & Coordinates
36.139278, -5.352889
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