Chess Hotel San Antonio

The only good thing about the hotel is the location, otherwise, as a boarding house. To have him named a 4-star is a disgrace, I wouldn't give him one. The bed was a sofa, the window overlooked a dark courtyard and had a whirlpool bathtub that was seen all the cables

When we saw some comments and the outside look we were scared, the Hotel seems to have stayed anchored in the 90s, but the hotel is fine, in the center (next to the city hall), clean and the rooms quite spacious, in fact there are smaller student flats than the room that touched us. Of course, the very high bathtub, we struggled to get in and out. If they gave him a face wash, changed some furniture, and gave him a face wash to the lobby and sign of the entrance and the facade, it would be fantastic. But for one night the hotel is fine.

The truth is that everything is quite old and aged: furniture, elevator, room floor, reception, ... As much as something is taken care of, things go out of style and deteriorate and everything must be from the 80s or 90s. The hot tub, in addition to being a hindrance and dangerous to shower, so you have to raise your leg to climb, makes a tremendous noise (you don't hear the TV) if someone in the next room turns it on. Kind of like you're in the cockpit of a plane in mid-air. The reception people are very friendly and attentive and the location great, in the very center. They are from the same group of another hotel (Hotel Europa), next door, also quite aged, but which is at least 3 stars. I find it excessive to catalog this one of 4... and even 3. Besides, they don't give it away. It is also true that I have already been to 4 hotels in Albacete and they are all quite old.