Xabier 
Plaza del Santo, Javier 31411, Navarra, Spain
+34 948 884006, +34 948 884078
http://www.hotelxabier.com
Plaza del Santo, Javier 31411, Navarra, Spain
+34 948 884006, +34 948 884078
http://www.hotelxabier.com
General and in-room facilities and services available at Xabier
lobby bar
restaurant
summer terrace/patio
conference room
fax services
elevator on site
suitable for disabled guests
phone at the reception
24-hour reception desk
garage places on site
credit/debit cards accepted
common TV room
television set in room
telephone in room
internet connection in room
heating in room
air conditioner in room
safety deposit box in room
en-suite/private bathroom
hairdryer in room
Some excerpts from the website of Xabier that might be useful
We can organise everything for your company · The Hotel posesses, amongst its facilities, rooms suitable for business meetings, in which you can count upon the support service of: telephone, fax, photocopier, public address system and projector. · Specials business menus.
All our clients can enjoy the following services: Parking: space in front of the Hotel. Bar / Cafe: Aire conditioning. Sport: Municipal swimming pool near the Hotel. 24 hour security services. Strong box in reception. Sitting room.
Hotel Xabier has 45 rooms: From singles to quadruples. Bathroom with hairdryer and personal hygiene products. Television, telephone, internet access
reservations and offers saint francis javier. Rooms Hotel Xabier has 45 rooms: from singles to quadruples. Services All our clients can enjoy the following services: Parking... Restaurant We have a restaurant with a high gastronomic standard. Conventions We can organize everything for you company... Saint Francis Javier The patron saint of Navarra was born in the Castle at Javier. Surroundings Using Hotel Xabier as a starting point, its possible to make a variety of excursions. Virtual visit A 360º visit to the exterior and interior of Hotel Xabier.
We have a restaurant with a high gastronomic standard We work with fresh seasonal produce. Special personalized menus. Wide selection of wines. Medium price: 21,04 - 33,06 euros Banquets, family celebrations.
Javieradas (Pilgrimage). Take a photographic tour of Hotel Xabier and its surroundings, to get to know the Hotel and the area. Choose a section in the gallery, and choose an image with your mouse to enlarge.
The patron saint of Navarra Francisco Javier de Jaso y Azpilicueta was born into a wealthy family of nobles in the Castle at Javier on the 7th of April 1506. At the age of 19 he went to study at the University of Paris where he was an outstanding student. In 1528 Ignatius Loyola arrived at the same College of Saint Barbara. It was he who initiated the definitive change in Francisco's life. Six years later, on the 15th of August, Francisco, Ignatius Loyola and another five students went to the Chapel at Montmatre to take the triple vow of Poverty, Chastity and to make a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. After completing their studies the students reuinited in Venice, where Francisco was ordained as a priest on 24 of July 1537. However after continuing difficulties with their plans to go to the Holy Land they put themselves at the disposition of the Pope. Their fame grew through their preaching and and help to the sick and most needy, and King John II of Portugal chose members of Francisco's group to go to his new territories in India. On the 6th of May 1542 he disembarked in Goa. He spent three years with the fishermen in the south-east of India and afterwards went to the coast on the south-west where he baptized more than 10,000 people. In 1545 he travelled to the Malayan archipelago, from where he visited other islands to create more missions. Francisco wanted most to visit Japan, a country only visited by Europeans five years before. In Malcasa he held conversations with Yagiro, a Japanese who had a great interest in Christianity, and together they entered the port of Kagoshima on the 15th of August 1549. Francisco worked with great enthusiasm, but after not receiving a letter for more than two years returned to India, leaving 2,000 Christians in 5 communities. In his last voyage his intention was to enter China, but he died of a fever on the island of Sancian, 3rd of December 1552. Francisco Javier was named Patron Saint of the Kingdom of Navarre in 1621. Pope Pius XII named him Patron Saint of tourism on the 14th of June 1952.
Tourist routes Using Hotel Xabier as a central point, its possible to realize very interesting and varies excursions during the day. Here are 9 loong-distance cicuits, ideals for a day out in the car, which go through the Merindad of Sanguesa, and the neighbouring zones of the Merindad of Olite and the Community of Aragon. NAVARRA. Route 1: Tierra Sanguesa. Route 2: The wine region. Route 3: Santiago's way. Route 4: The valleys of the eastern Pyrenees. Route 5: Los Urraules. Route 6: Longuida, Aezkoa and Arce. Route 7: Between beeches and oaks. Route 1: The bear's refuge. Route 2: Las altas cinco villas
All our clients can enjoy the following services: Parking: space in front of the Hotel. Bar / Cafe: Aire conditioning. Sport: Municipal swimming pool near the Hotel. 24 hour security services. Strong box in reception. Sitting room.
Hotel Xabier has 45 rooms: From singles to quadruples. Bathroom with hairdryer and personal hygiene products. Television, telephone, internet access
reservations and offers saint francis javier. Rooms Hotel Xabier has 45 rooms: from singles to quadruples. Services All our clients can enjoy the following services: Parking... Restaurant We have a restaurant with a high gastronomic standard. Conventions We can organize everything for you company... Saint Francis Javier The patron saint of Navarra was born in the Castle at Javier. Surroundings Using Hotel Xabier as a starting point, its possible to make a variety of excursions. Virtual visit A 360º visit to the exterior and interior of Hotel Xabier.
We have a restaurant with a high gastronomic standard We work with fresh seasonal produce. Special personalized menus. Wide selection of wines. Medium price: 21,04 - 33,06 euros Banquets, family celebrations.
Javieradas (Pilgrimage). Take a photographic tour of Hotel Xabier and its surroundings, to get to know the Hotel and the area. Choose a section in the gallery, and choose an image with your mouse to enlarge.
The patron saint of Navarra Francisco Javier de Jaso y Azpilicueta was born into a wealthy family of nobles in the Castle at Javier on the 7th of April 1506. At the age of 19 he went to study at the University of Paris where he was an outstanding student. In 1528 Ignatius Loyola arrived at the same College of Saint Barbara. It was he who initiated the definitive change in Francisco's life. Six years later, on the 15th of August, Francisco, Ignatius Loyola and another five students went to the Chapel at Montmatre to take the triple vow of Poverty, Chastity and to make a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. After completing their studies the students reuinited in Venice, where Francisco was ordained as a priest on 24 of July 1537. However after continuing difficulties with their plans to go to the Holy Land they put themselves at the disposition of the Pope. Their fame grew through their preaching and and help to the sick and most needy, and King John II of Portugal chose members of Francisco's group to go to his new territories in India. On the 6th of May 1542 he disembarked in Goa. He spent three years with the fishermen in the south-east of India and afterwards went to the coast on the south-west where he baptized more than 10,000 people. In 1545 he travelled to the Malayan archipelago, from where he visited other islands to create more missions. Francisco wanted most to visit Japan, a country only visited by Europeans five years before. In Malcasa he held conversations with Yagiro, a Japanese who had a great interest in Christianity, and together they entered the port of Kagoshima on the 15th of August 1549. Francisco worked with great enthusiasm, but after not receiving a letter for more than two years returned to India, leaving 2,000 Christians in 5 communities. In his last voyage his intention was to enter China, but he died of a fever on the island of Sancian, 3rd of December 1552. Francisco Javier was named Patron Saint of the Kingdom of Navarre in 1621. Pope Pius XII named him Patron Saint of tourism on the 14th of June 1952.
Tourist routes Using Hotel Xabier as a central point, its possible to realize very interesting and varies excursions during the day. Here are 9 loong-distance cicuits, ideals for a day out in the car, which go through the Merindad of Sanguesa, and the neighbouring zones of the Merindad of Olite and the Community of Aragon. NAVARRA. Route 1: Tierra Sanguesa. Route 2: The wine region. Route 3: Santiago's way. Route 4: The valleys of the eastern Pyrenees. Route 5: Los Urraules. Route 6: Longuida, Aezkoa and Arce. Route 7: Between beeches and oaks. Route 1: The bear's refuge. Route 2: Las altas cinco villas
