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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
When we arrived we were greeted by our host, shown our room which was large and had a king sized bed which was very comfortable, also with a sofa bed, patio doors onto a private balcony overlooking the mountains. There was no snow close by but we were assured it may snow anytime.
A very enjoyable experience. Thank you
When we arrived we were greeted by our host, shown our room which was large and had a king sized bed which was very comfortable, also with a sofa bed, patio doors onto a private balcony overlooking the mountains. There was no snow close by but we were assured it may snow anytime.
A very enjoyable experience. Thank you
Richard
Reviewed February 7, 2025Reviewed February 7, 2025
We loved staying here - a very traditional and beautiful hotel.
It was like a peaceful oasis in the centre of town.
A very comfortable and enjoyable stay.
Thank you
We loved staying here - a very traditional and beautiful hotel.
It was like a peaceful oasis in the centre of town.
A very comfortable and enjoyable stay.
Thank you
The two best things about Hotel Andalucia are the views (fantastic if you book a room with a view, through the Alpujarras to the sea) and the breakfast (which is probably the best 'free' breakfast I have ever had in Spain - and I've had quite a few). Whether you love the hotel itself depends on your attitude towards older establishments that used to be fairly 'grand', have gone down a bit in the world, but have character - and in this case are being brought back up to standard. The bedrooms show...
The two best things about Hotel Andalucia are the views (fantastic if you book a room with a view, through the Alpujarras to the sea) and the breakfast (which is probably the best 'free' breakfast I have ever had in Spain - and I've had quite a few). Whether you love the hotel itself depends on your attitude towards older establishments that used to be fairly 'grand', have gone down a bit in the world, but have character - and in this case are being brought back up to standard. The bedrooms show...
A beautiful small hotel with outstanding views. Although it is up a steep hill, the hotel, although basic, is everything you need for a few days stay. The restaurant next door is very good, and used by touists and locals alike. If you are hiking, the hotel has lots of info on trails and is near the start of most main routes.
A beautiful small hotel with outstanding views. Although it is up a steep hill, the hotel, although basic, is everything you need for a few days stay. The restaurant next door is very good, and used by touists and locals alike. If you are hiking, the hotel has lots of info on trails and is near the start of most main routes.
Very welcoming hotel with good rooms, great food and a nice location. The manager very kindly gave us a tour of the vineyard and the bodega. I would stay again.
Very welcoming hotel with good rooms, great food and a nice location. The manager very kindly gave us a tour of the vineyard and the bodega. I would stay again.
Matthew
Reviewed January 17, 2025Reviewed January 17, 2025
lovely hotel which is in a 5 /10 minute walk from tbe centre of Orgiva . Staff very friendly and spoke english well. would definitely stay there again .
lovely hotel which is in a 5 /10 minute walk from tbe centre of Orgiva . Staff very friendly and spoke english well. would definitely stay there again .
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed January 15, 2019Reviewed January 15, 2019
This was our second stay at what is one of my favourite hotels. The location is perfect. The hotel is great. The staff are lovely. The food is amazing. What more could you ask for!
This was our second stay at what is one of my favourite hotels. The location is perfect. The hotel is great. The staff are lovely. The food is amazing. What more could you ask for!
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