Flats in Los Villares

'Het verblijf was helemaal goed geweest ware het niet dat er ÉÉN gefrustreerde, onflexibele medewerker rondliep die totaal niet servicegericht was en je het gevoel gaf dat alles wat je vroeg "teveel" was. Zelfs omstanders gaven aan dat niet alle mensen in Jaén zo onaardig zijn, dat dit helaas domme pech was. Erg jammer, misschien moest deze meneer niet meer op een belangrijke functie als receptie gezet worden.'

'good'

'Todo en general genial, el lugar perfecto para desconectar y ver disfrutar a los niños pasándolo muy bien.'

'This was an unusual place to stay overnight on our way further South in Spain. The location was accurately given by both Google Maps and Waze. You have to trust them as the approach looks a bit unlikely as you get nearer. May be tricky if arriving in the dark. We were a bit nervous about the entry process using links on our phones but it was all very easy in practice. Just be sure to have mobile signal & power in your battery. We had the place to ourselves so it felt like staying in a huge...

'Hotel de batalla de 2 o 3 estrellas como mucho'

'Everything in this hostel is great. My room was large, clean and well equipped. The employees were very helpfull and gave all the requested information. They even found a good solution for the breakfast that i missed because of my early departure. Without any doubt my best hotel experience on my bike tour of three weeks in Spain.'

'Het was een guest house. Zag er allemaal prima uit. Aardige mensen. Dicht bij centrum. Flinke klim om het te bereiken. Top plek'

'Easy terms and proper accommodations. Owner gave us full tour and showed us how everything worked.'

'I stayed two nights at this hotel. The location is fairly central and I found it easy to park. The reception staff were friendly. The room was clean. The problem was that there was no breakfast (despite what it syas on the website). I was there on a sunday morning and a monday bank holiday morning, so it was not easy to find anywhere open early for breakfast. There was a kettle in my room and a single, rather aged looking green tea bag.'