Best Hotels in Ayamonte
Explore Ayamonte from hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Hotel Don Diego by Ĥ
"I want to thank Javier for the enormous favor he did me. At midnight, I needed something, and he very kindly helped me and solved it...professional, attentive, and very empathetic!! It's not easy to find people like that. Congratulations on having such people at the hotel! A 10/10 hotel!"
Vila Gale Isla Canela
"Having last visited this hotel in 2016 under the iberostar banner, we arrived like expected it to be updated, we got checked in. Felt like there was a lot of information to take in. The room which we picked was the budget one no complaints. The complaints I do have is the entertainment team. The music is on far too loud if you are listening to music with noise cancelling headphones in, especially when doing Zumba, the crowd is very close and still choose to use a microphone, they split our time and we moved back to the room. My wife has mobility issues,that day couldn't make it down the beach, the sunlounghers around the pool seemed to have towels on them, but nobody there, I watched someone rip the notice up that was left to say don't do it. In my eyes this is a manager's job to remove the stuff, another day I witnessed people reserving them ,then go straight to the beach, obviously when full you don't have enough sun loungers. Food ,the quality I must say the actual ingredients were good, but you could give a bit more choice and be more adventurous with your accomplishments, like sauces etc, on three consecutive sitting the same meat. A shout out to Mohammad who took pride in his work and to learn. Another thing was descriptions of the food into English were incorrect, one instance and I put this down to laziness, was a dish was offered in the al carte restaurant, so the interpretation could have been used, not many staff speak English, thankfully Google translate is a godsend, the staff are very friendly and do their best to understand, the English lady at the restaurant entrance is a credit to your hotel, friendly with everyone, always time for a little chat. So all in all a good stay"
Parador de Ayamonte
"We had a very happy stay. The room was delightful and the meals were yummy. (Try their deep-fried aubergine bar snack and their pigs' cheeks in the restaurant.) It was wonderful to be back in Spain. My partner is in a wheelchair. The staff couldn't have been more helpful, taking so much of the strain off me. Thank you to everyone involved. We'll be back again soon!"
Hotel Don Diego by H
"I liked the stay!"
Barceló Isla Canela
"The hotel is nice with beautyfull andalousian style, great location, nice swimming pool, not too crowded, Very good food quality and nice presentation. The staff however was very unfriendly. No understanding of any basic english or french language. In the evening too much noice till after 1am. Very thin walls so poor night sleep."
Melia Isla Canela
"We recently stayed at the Meliá and overall had a lovely, relaxing holiday. The hotel itself is beautiful — the entrance and indoor seating areas are stunning and give a really luxurious first impression. There is plenty of space around all of the pools, and our favourite was definitely the adults-only pool area which felt peaceful and relaxing throughout our stay. The beach is only a very short walk away and is huge, with lots of open space and a really calm atmosphere. Our room was perfect for what we wanted. It was spotless every day thanks to the amazing cleaning staff, and we had a wonderful partial sea view where we could watch the sunrise each morning. The beds were also incredibly comfortable which made for a great night’s sleep. The restaurant itself is beautiful with plenty of seating and space, however we did find the dinner food quite repetitive after a few days. Most of the staff were lovely, although some of the bar staff could come across a little rude or uninterested at times. The biggest disappointment for us was the waiting time in the glass room bar area. On two occasions we actually left without ordering because the wait to be served was so long, which is frustrating considering this is not a cheap hotel experience. The surrounding area is very quiet, which was exactly why we chose it. There are nice walking areas and a few nearby bars and restaurants. I imagine it becomes much busier with more atmosphere in July and August, but for us May was the perfect time to visit — warm weather and a peaceful break. We also did the Seville day trip. While Seville itself is beautiful and the tour guides were lovely and very knowledgeable, we personally wouldn’t recommend doing it as a day excursion from here. The coach journey was extremely long (around 6 hours total travelling time on an 8am–6:15pm trip), which didn’t leave enough time to properly enjoy the city. We felt Seville deserves its own separate city break instead. One trip we would definitely recommend is visiting Ayamonte independently. We took a taxi for around €18 each way and really enjoyed it — a lovely town with great food and a nice atmosphere. Overall, we had a really enjoyable and relaxing stay with a few small frustrations. If you’re looking for a quiet holiday in a beautiful setting, especially in May, this hotel is a great choice."
Playacanela
"Staff VERY friendly and professional. Meals excellent,varied and plentiful, catering staff all VERY hygienic. Outdoor pool very nice didn't use indoor pool too warm outside. Short distance to the beach. Entertainment on every night."
Isla Canela Golf Hotel Boutique
"12 golfers ,some had been before. PROs. Rooms large and well equipped, everything you would need and expect. All communal areas immaculate and room cleaners do a superb job. Staff very helpful although the breakfast staff could maybe manage a smile , it goes a long way. Alex in the outside bar/ restaurant was extremely helpful, despite being rushed off her feet in the afternoons. Golf course in good condition and also handy in relation to the hotel. Course was well marshalled with 18 holes taking around the four mark - excellent.Breakfast was good with the usual hot and cold options. CONS. Do not stay half board. Evening meal extremely disappointing. Gave it two nights to give it a chance but food was average at best. House wine was changed as it had “ ran out” on both nights- very strange. Ate in Ayamonte for the other five nights despite paying for half board accommodation. Some big drinkers in our party , but again on numerous occasions the bar “ran out” of spiced rum and Baileys - unforgivable in a hotel bar.The hot breakfast did not go down well with our group with the sausage and bacon described as below average."
Leo Canela
"In less than 24 hours they stole all the money we had in the apartment and still treated the dog in the apartment badly, we made a complaint at the reception and a complaint at the police and we asked to stay in possession of the second key. The responsible people have not helped to solve the problem, nor have they assumed any responsibility. There is a huge security failure in this place, any official has access to the second key and so anyone can enter the apartment whenever it wants, even without any reason."
Guest Reviews for Ayamonte Hotels
Ayamonte Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
230V/Type C/F
Exchange Rate
1 NZD ≈ 0.51 EUR
Local Payment
Cards/Bizum/Cash
Connectivity
Movistar/Vodafone/Orange
More Information About Ayamonte Hotels
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Key Info |
Details |
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Number of reviews |
475 |
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Total properties |
86 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
NZD 482 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
NZD 500 |
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Trending hotel |
Hotel Don Diego by Ĥ |
FAQ – Hotels in Ayamonte
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What popular hotels in Ayamonte have parking?
If you're planning on driving to Ayamonte, why not stay at Parador de AyamonteandIsla Canela Golf Hotel Boutique ? These are all popular hotels with parking lots.
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At which popular hotels in Ayamonte can I try local foods?
Those who like trying local foods might want to consider staying at Isla Canela Golf Hotel BoutiqueandParador de Ayamonte . There are lots of famous restaurants serving local dishes near these hotels.
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When travelling to Ayamonte, which hotels have pools?
Summer is a great season to take your kids or family on a trip to Ayamonte. Parador de AyamonteandIsla Canela Golf Hotel Boutique are popular hotels with pools.
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Of all the hotels in Ayamonte, which hotels have the highest user ratings?
When travelling to Ayamonte for the first time, many travellers find it difficult to choose a hotel to stay in. According to Trip.com data, Isla Canela Golf Hotel Boutique and Parador de Ayamonte are popular hotels with high ratings, making them good choices for your trip.
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At what hotels in Ayamonte can I try local breakfast foods?
A delicious breakfast is a great way to kick start your day. At Parador de Ayamonte , guests can enjoy Ayamonte-style breakfasts.
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What popular hotels have non-smoking rooms in Ayamonte?
Many guests care about the quality of the rooms they stay in and want to ensure that their rooms have fresh, clean air. Isla Canela Golf Hotel BoutiqueandParador de Ayamonte are all popular hotels in Ayamonte with non-smoking rooms.
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In Ayamonte, what popular hotels have free Wi-Fi?
When staying at a hotel, Internet access is important for both vacationers and business travellers. Isla Canela Golf Hotel Boutique and Parador de Ayamonte are all popular hotels in Ayamonte with free Wi-Fi.
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What are the most popular hotels in Ayamonte?
Whether you're travelling for business or going on holiday, there are many popular hotels to choose from in Ayamonte. Isla Canela Golf Hotel Boutique and Parador de Ayamonte are all popular hotels to stay at.
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In Ayamonte, which popular hotels have gyms?
Based on Trip.com user ratings, Isla Canela Golf Hotel Boutique is a highly rated hotel with a gym.
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