Hotels Near La Norieta in Province Of Huelva

We were delighted with our room, but Senator Huelva had a sign in reception saying that breakfast was 8am to 11am. We were on a relaxing holiday so late breakfast was our preference. Arriving at say: 10:10 meant surly staff were clearing away as we tried to serve ourselves to the buffet and were impatient or unco-operative about any requests, for example, for a plate when they had run out. Then reception changed to sign to say breakfast was finishing at 10:30. This meant that from 10am the same carry-on started earlier and the doors closed at 10:30 on the dot. Staff, except for the cleaners, who were lovely people, were unfriendly and distant. Maybe the are paid badly or under stress, but we were there for a week and did not get a friendly word from anyone. WARNING do not use the carpark unless you are a very experienced driver. We arrived at 1am in a rental car from Faro and were put under pressure to pay for a week's parking. I resisted, thankfully, and we used it that night. We had a most stressful experience trying to find parking in a low, narrow, crowded carpark. We spent a lot of the next morning worrying about getting the car out again, especially as it was a rented car and any little scratch would be costly. To make things worse, as my partner was making the third attempt to manoeuver around the bend to exit, the hotel-controlled metal shutter began to descend. We narrowly avoided disaster by driving out quickly but I cannot imagine what would have happened if there had been pedestrians or we had stalled. There is a big, roomy and for-the-same-price carpark just further down the street beside the restaurants.

If you travel by train the NH Luz Huelva is the best choice as it is just 4 or five minutes away from the station. Once you arrive you are greeted by very freindly staff in uniforms who offer a warm welcome.Rooms and most public areas very clean. Rooms big enough to feel good.

El hotel es un Ac normal, camas bien aunque algo blanditas, personas de recepcion educado y profesional, el problema llegó con el servicio de limpieza. Nunca en mi vida había escuchado limpiar de esa manera y con tan poco miramiento ( por desgracia duermo muchas noches del año fuera de casa) , desde las 8 am las escuchas hablar y dando golpes con paredes, puertas y embellecedores de las habitaciones, el Colmo llegq cuando nos estabamos vistiendonos ( estabamos desnudos) y nos abren la puerta (10:20am) y con un gran cartel en la puerta con un “NO” que ellos mismos te dan… y suelta “ pues no, parece que hay gente y cierra de un portazo” alucinante… y ni un “ disculpa “ al menos…. Estamos ante una cadena AC… esto no deberia pasar jamas…

Our favourite retreat in Huelva is the Hacienda Montija. Not just because of where it is and what it is, but because it lends itself to our preferences. Normally, we stay here out of high season, but this time it happened to be just within high season. You can probably blame that on a combination of opportunity and Covid restrictions. The pools are only open for four months in the year, although the jacuzzi is open for longer, but they are set within an attractive area to the side of the hotel. The sunshades and loungers are surrounded by well-tended lawns which give just the right degree of separation from the pools and jacuzzi. All in all, a very relaxing area. When you have had your fill of the gardens and pools you can retire to the cool of the atrium inside, or, sit out on your own private terrace, available to each of the guests occupying, I think, bedrooms nos. 15 to 20, plus the principal suite. Thanks for reading this and if you've found it helpful I'd appreciate a ‘thumbs up’ below.

We went after seeing a Black Friday offer of 117 euros in a deluxe room including breakfast and dinner. We already us ether Spa as we live locally and chose a night in the hotel as a break from cooking and to use the Spa. I loved the sauna and ice pool and my wife the infrared pod etc. The room was nice with a very comfortable bed and a nice Tera e to sit out on and enjoy the winter sunshine. The food was the problem though. We where told dinner was included however when we got there we where not in the dining room which is just to the side of the reception which we looked at while making the reservation and looking forward to sitting in there and being served a meal. Instead it was a self service buffet. The tiniest little dried por chops and some half chicken wings with rice or some cod (basque style) which my wife tried. It was very acidic and tasted like fried tomatoes (tomate frito) straight out of tin. There was some pre cooked spaghetti delightfully drying away under the heat lamps and again that red tomato sauce, some frozen chips and cheap croquettes brought miserably to life with fried only to sit there going dry. At no point in making the booking did any mention this type of food. We eat in the local village a menu of the day including wine or beer for 11 euros which is infinitely bette than the shockingly poor food they served. Breakfast was actually ok with fruit and the usual fried eggs and bacon, bread and baby croissants. Needless to say we went to pavarotties a local Italian restaurant for dinner as did another party of four who took one look at the buffet and didn’t even try it. Staff whee great in the hotel and friendly enough but the food !! Nos hemos sentado un poco engañado !!

Even in the depths of winter, the Doubletree in Islantilla rolled out the red carpet for its visitors. I was in the region for business, and although the hotel is built for Golf, its a great place to stay even if the fairway isn't why you are there. The rooms are comfortable, and I slept well. The Dinner buffet was fantastic, and considering the hotel had maybe 50 guests, nothing was spared with a fantastic spread of local and international food. The breakfast buffet was the same - a great range of super fresh food, and if you like a hot fried breakfast. When I return, I'll stay here.

Reservó mi mujer en este hotel la misma semana que fuimos (noche de sábado a domingo) con la idea de aprovechar que descansábamos ese fin de semana. La noche del jueves al viernes, mi hija de 6 años se puso mala con fiebre alta y esa misma mañana la llevamos al médico. Mi mujer contactó con la página donde hizo la reserva, y le dijeron que tenía que contactar con el hotel. En el hotel le dijeron lo contrario, que tenía que contactar con la agencia o web donde habíamos contratado. Esto posteriormente se convirtió en salvoconducto para todo aunque personalmente considero que en esa ocasión, tenían razón. Lo que no entiendo es para qué piden informes médicos si ellos ”no tienen nada que ver”, pero bueno, sigo... La conclusión fue que, o íbamos o perdíamos el dinero. Con lo cual nos hicimos a la idea de perder el dinero, aunque pusimos su correspondiente reclamación a la web. El sábado mi hija se despertó mucho mejor, y decidimos ir al hotel, bajo nuestra responsabilidad, lógicamente. Y tal y como llegamos, mi mujer puso una hoja de reclamaciones al hotel, tal como hizo con la web. Por echar balones fuera, por pedir informes médicos que no iban a servir para nada y, sobre todo, por la poca empatía con una niña de 6 años. Teníamos régimen de media pensión, es decir, cena y desayuno. Nos planteamos pedir pensión completa abonando la diferencia, con lo que pedí precios pero finalmente desistimos. Sobre las 19:30 la niña empezó a encontr**** mal nuevamente, a subirle la temperatura y a tener escalofríos. El termómetro llegó a marcarle 40.1, siendo su temperatura normal alrededor de 35.5, con lo cual decidimos llevarla a urgencias. Bajo a preguntar por el hospital más cercano y a preguntar (ya eran más de las 21:00) si nos podían cambiar la cena y pasarla al almuerzo del día siguiente, ya que no sabíamos lo que tardaríamos en volver. Se me dijo que eso era imposible, con lo cual nos fuimos al hospital con un enfado ya considerable. A la vuelta, pregunté por el responsable para enseñarle el informe de urgencias y decirle que no había pedido el cambio por gusto, sino por una urgencia. Se me emplazó al día siguiente. Al día siguiente, hablo con la responsable, que al tener conocimiento de la situación me dijo que no me preocupase, que lo arreglaría para que la cena perdida pasase al almuerzo. Incluso le di una copia del informe de Urgencias. Pero cuando ya me iba, una compañera le avisó de que mi mujer había puesto una hoja de reclamaciones y me preguntó por ello, a lo que le respondí que sí, que estaba puesta pero que era por otro motivo distinto al que yo estaba reclamando en ese momento. La respuesta fue que si no quitaba esa hoja de reclamaciones no podría hacerme el cambio que pedía. A lo que le contesté que no sólo NO la iba a quitar sino que les iba a poner yo otra, porque lo que estaba haciendo era intento de coacción. Hoja de reclamaciones que puse y que está en curso. Posteriormente, se han puesto en contacto conmigo para pedirme que rellene un doc

Lo más divertido Juan Manuel. Genial involucrándose con la gente. Superdivertido y simpático. Anima a la gente a participar. Imaginativo y conocedor de su oficio hace que la gente esté activa y feliz

Interesting reading some of the comments. First – Car Parking. With some preparation which you surely must do coming to a small town like Aracena we knew exactly where the car park was. A good SatNav (not Google Maps on a phone) and a quick glance at Google Earth before you start shows exactly where the car park is (at the rear). Admittedly we stopped at the front to ask them to let us in when we got around. We found any staff we came across very helpful (I forget the lady’s name on Reception). We have no quibbles about the food either for breakfast or in the restaurant. We saw very few people staying here on our one night. The room was comfortable with a good shower. Toiletries were good quality. The room we had was to the rear and overlooked the pool area and the hills beyond. The bed was comfortable and large. Everything was very clean. No complaints. I would note that this hotel is high up in the town so any visits require a little stamina and of course the Castle is even higher up (do very early). We stayed here to visit the Caves in the morning (10.30 descend) and the hotel allowed us to remain parked in the garage until we returned (they even opened the bar for us to get cold drinks on our return near 12 noon. The conversion from Convent to Hotel has allowed some interesting construction/opening up – eg the Reception/Bar/Lounge Area. Quite impressive.