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Winahost Hostal Boutique Pozo EspartoCuevas Del Almanzora
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Top Aguilas Hotel Reviews
Hotel Best Mojácar
8/10 Good
"For a large hotel that was fully booked, 1 bar is not enough. During the afternoon there were as many as 10 - 12 people in the line most of the time with only 2 staff on duty most days. Food in the dinning room was excellent but the time it took to get coffee in the morning was never less than 5-6 minutes, another machine would solve this issue. Overall great value for money, big rooms and comfortable beds, great walk in shower and very good maid service. Beware that you could end up parking a long way from the hotel when busy."
Ramada Resort by Wyndham Puerto de Mazarron
8/10 Good
"Very clean and comfortable, But our room fridge was noisy. The balcony tiles were loose which made a noise when walked on. Reported to Reception but was ignored"
Parador de Lorca
10/10 Excellent
"We stayed at a hotel (a parador) on the grounds of Castillo de Lorca and loved it. Dungeons, archers, an oversized chessboard, a really big key and a stunning view of Lorca at night. And the hotel had a pool, a small spa and a restaurant so we never had to get in our car if we didn’t want to. I didn’t even know what a parador was, but they’re hotels built on the grounds of antiquities. Spain has so many they built the hotels to encourage people to visit the lesser known sites. Ours was beautiful—we liked it so much we booked a second night."
Hotel Valle del Este Golf Spa
8/10 Good
"Great location and stayed as pet friendly, the only negative was the hotel itself did not allow our dog in any of their eating areas even the outdoor terraces. So we ate in one of the private businesses next to the hotel."
Advise Hotels Reina
8/10 Good
"It's probably stretching it to still call this a 4 star hotel, but it was perfectly adequate for my needs and at a good price too. Daily housekeeping is included as is breakfast. The breakfast buffet wasn't as good as most places but it was perfectly acceptable. I would have got tired of it though after 3 or 4 days as there's not a lot of choice. Would have expected more fruit for example. Note the main pool closes each day from 2pm to 5pm although the smaller pool remains open. This hotel's target market is the Spanish tourist. Not all staff speak English, not all signs are translated into English, but that's what I liked about it - no other English tourists, (and I'm English!). All in all, perfectly acceptable for my needs, I enjoyed my stay, no complaints, but I wouldn't take my loved one here if you wanted to impress them."
Hotel Spa Jardines de Lorca
10/10 Excellent
"Lovely hotel although quiet in off season "