Hotels Near Museo de Almargen in Guadalteba

Unos apartamentos modernos, todo nuevo y acogedores. Algunos con terracita y todo lo necesario. Ubicación excelente para hacer el caminito del Rey. Hay piscina y jacuzzi q venía muy bien con el calor que hacía. En el pueblo hay muchos bares para cenar y comer

The hotel is inside a traditional building in the tiny village of El Chorro. The shuttle bus for the Caminito del Rej north entrance leaves directly outside the hotel. When booking the hotel, you should be aware that the maisonette rooms have very steep and narrow stairs inside the room. But even standard rooms are not without stairs which you may find uncomfortable the more so as there are no handrails. The staff at the reception were friendly and advised us on the shuttle service. The standard room we occupied was spacious with a large bed, although it only had small windows. The television was also quite small. The room's comfortable amenities included a minibar and a Nespresso machine, and the air conditioning functioned well. Breakfast is served from 8 am but if your shuttle leaves earlier you can order a simple breakfast package.

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Hostal Duran is in a great location-if you are arriving by train, the local minibus (€1.55) takes you to the main square which is just steps away from the Hostal. Alternatively, the caminito to the station is very close by and a nice walk down the hill. Dia supermarket (and Mercadona) are in easy walking distance as are many bars and restaurants. Strolling round the castle is a real highlight. Paco and Monica were very welcoming to the quaint hostal set in a 200 year old building. The whole place is immaculately clean with comfortable beds, great WiFi, a/c and even a fridge. Check in and check out times were also great. We asked for a top floor room and the view was AMAZING. The only disappointment was that pigeons were roosting on the roof and despite the terrace being cleaned every day, we felt we couldn’t use it as the bird poo (including broken eggs) was awful.