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"Unfortunately, it lacks a few basic amenities that are crucial for any traveler. The rooms don't have fridge nor mini bar, no phones, the hotel has no restaurant or cafeteria, the staff leaves at 11pm and comes back in the morning, no shampoo/conditioner in the bathrooms. They provide you with one bottle of water for the entire night. Good help you if you have a medical emergency or a stomach ache. Having said this, the staff tries really hard...maybe too hard! I received a call at my cellphone in the middle of siesta just to see: "Is everything alright?". To be honest it felt like they were trying to force me into giving them a high score: "Please do rate us at 10 because we are trying to increase our score" were the last word we heard from the staff."

"One mile away there is a free parking at calle alta "

"Shops nearby"

" The room was perfectly clean and the furnishings were nicely appointed and in very good condition. The staff were very pleasant. The breakfast buffet was nice, a good selection. The breakfast area is cozy, a tad small. The location is great; in town so plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. We upgraded to a room with a spa bath because we were walking the Camino and knew we would enjoy a soak. The bath was very nice, but there was no soap near it (it’s affixed to the shower wall). Also, the room lacked much furniture- two tiny bed stands with only one surface; no dresser or luggage racks for our bags made unpacking complicated. Overall a good hotel and a nice stay."

"Good"

"Very friendly staff, clean room, comfy bed , express coffee machine in the room and very good location. Safe parking 🅿️ and covered ."

"I was surprised to find an outdoor deck area. Although I didn't use it because the outdoor temperature wasn't warm enough yet, but it would be a good addition in the warm days. The room was spacious and clean. The person who checked me in gave me a very detailed guide to the city and recommended places to go and restaurants to eat at. It might not be a standard part of amenities in Spain but I wish they provided me a box of tissue paper. I wish there were a hook to hang a hand towel on, and a sliding door or curtain in the shower area. Even though I tried to be careful, the floor got wet. (I know the door-less shower is very popular in hotels these days. Maybe I need to be trained?)"

"Parts of the room (eg wood trim) were broken or coming away). The shower door would not shut completely."

"The apartment had fantastic views of the estuary and city, and was spacious. Had basic cooking equipment, but not really sufficient for regular self- catering. Decor a bit tired, and could do with Netflix / Prime on TV for travellers for whom Spanish isn't their first language. "