Guest User
May 14, 2024
Where to start? You will read very nice comments on Booking, Google or Tripadvisor. Make no mistake, they were bought. To compensate for my criticism, a few with the maximum score are needed in order to maintain the average score on these various platforms. Both the frequency of these glowing comments (remember that the hotel only has 14 rooms...) and the language in which they are written (almost always in Spanish) are clues that do not lie about their lack of authenticity. I booked from their website to benefit from a more attractive rate, which prevents me from sharing my opinion on Booking. However, I want to express myself elsewhere, so that you do not think of booking in this establishment. I usually choose hotels using the average score on Booking, which I thought was reliable. You will not be surprised that the entire price is taken as a deposit at the time of booking. The hotel is dilapidated. The facilities are in a terrible state: both the swimming pool (with peeling paint and a dangerous terrace) and the garden (full of dog droppings, I paid the price). The rooms are very old, damp, but above all very, very dirty. The parquet floor is full of cracks that are real nests of dirt, the floor is full of hair, the armchairs (covered with white sheets) are rotten. The bathroom is shabby: the shower is full of scale, the toilets are of questionable cleanliness and the mixer taps are green with limescale. There are no joints anywhere. The sink is an industrial ceramic basin held to the wall by rusty brackets. You think you are booking a "large suite" but in reality you have a large damp cellar (the mold on the paintings is proof of this) and dirty. Do not sleep on your back, the ceiling will give way to your eyes: small stones fall from it one by one. Breakfast is tasteless: don't touch it! The freshness of the products leaves something to be desired and the bread is disgusting. Move on...
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