Albergue Inturjoven Cazorla - Hostel

We weren't there This hotel is in town You can drive by car You can't park anywhere The streets in this village are narrow and hilly Coming down is a horror We couldn't find a central parking either We finally left if this hotel wants to keep business I suggest they point to a central parking lot from where they can come gallop you, unload luggage themselves and stop for a moment in front of this hotel is not doable After having damage fereden in the terribly narrow streets the size was convex and we left

We spent a week with a group of students between the ages of 11 and 14 participating in adventure sports at this excellent facility with a wonderful staff. However, the buffet food was of very poor quality, deficient and repetitive. In one week we ate chicken 5 days and not one day we ate pasta, which is normally what children like the most, not to mention rotten oranges. A shame

The hostel is expensive for the services they offer, the services are hostel services but the hotel price: we paid more than €120 per night for a family of two adults and two children aged 8 and 4, on a bed and breakfast basis, which, Being a center managed by the Andalusian government (which even forces you to get your hostel card), the prices should be more moderate or the services much better. What I liked the most: The common areas are very good with a large pool and play areas for children. The paddle tennis court must be rented and costs €10 for an hour and a half). The location is also very good, near the sliding plaza, one of the main squares in the town. What I liked least: On the one hand, breakfast. At the level of a mediocre hostel. The one with the least variety I have ever seen: only two types of bread, a single fruit, a thin sausage made up of a tray of cold cuts of ham and cheese and little else to eat. In short, I would stay again if I see prices of €50-70 per night but at €120, I would look for a better option.