El Guerra

I am afraid of dogs, and there is a loose pit bull in the hotel; when I mention it, they laugh at me. It is a real shame. The menu featured homemade croquettes with Iberian ham, but we were served chicken croquettes; when we pointed this out, the response, in a dismissive tone, was that everyone prefers chicken. And the price did not change. A sign on the door clearly indicated that breakfast started at 7:30, but in reality, it was not available until 9:00... For me, this turned what should have been a relaxing getaway into a nightmare.

A very old hotel, the buffoonish furniture, with a lot of sawdust in the cupboards, old bathrooms, it's pretty cold, we had to sleep with thermals, the owner of the hostel very unpleasant, ill-mannered,

The kindness and predisposition of the owner and Moha (Momo). Always willing to help and make the stay more comfortable. They are people who take very good care of the guests and that is appreciated because they solve any problem with kindness and good do. The comfort of the place and the disconnection offered by the establishment we loved as it is in a perfect enclave that does not lack detail. Located in an unrivalled and very flirty environment. This hotel is pet friendly. It is the first we visited and there are really no restrictions (always with respect there were other guests). There were two bitches owned by the hotel owner, super friendly and friendly.