Large rambling hotel converted from a former convent (monastery). Located in the centre of this very Spanish town. Staff performed well especially on the day of the Spanish general strike. I had a comfortable room with a spacious bathroom and overhead shower. Although my room overlooked the main but narrow street, it was not noisy. There are several restaurants and... More

The Hotel was well situated for exploring ,and nearby GOOD restaurants... reception staff were helpful and the Hotel mainly was good.... but big and rambling ,once you enter the corridors to bedrooms rapidly deteriorates!!! Seriously in need of attention,especially the bedrooms which are Shabby Chic!!! unfortunately more Shabby than Chic!! The bathrooms really do need attention,cracked basins as were some... More

Very central in El Puerto de Santa Maria which is a typical Spanish town. Easy to travel to Serville, Jerez or Cadiz either by car or high speed trains. Staff on reception very helpful and co-operative and speak fluent English. Interior full of genuine antiques, and the hotel was spotless. Celebrated our 40th anniversary in the hotel´s restaurant. Excellent choice... More

This very conveniently situated hotel is so large and rambling that it is easy to get lost, and you are always finding new corners, and coming across pictures, sculptures and antique furniture. The long corridors leading to the bedrooms could do with updating, but overall it is very comfortable, the food is good and the staff exceptionally helpful More

Nice place to stay near the centre of Puerto. Has a secure underground garage which is useful as the streets are conjested. The reception staff are exceptionally helpful. Rooms are getting a little run down, but the old building and its location make the hotel value for money. More

A short stay ( 3 nights ) in this hotel during Christmas time. Amazing complex since it was a convent with church and now refurbished in a 4 star hotel. Antiques spread all over the building, wide rooms ( mine was a junior type room paid as standard room), absence of noises, in the main street of the town, huge... More

Spent four nights B/B plus New Years Eve Dinner Gala,The Room with balcony was adequet with a good bathroom, Breakfast was very good with a selection of yogouts, cereals, meats, bacon, eggs, and fresh and tinned fruit, the orange juice was not made fresh when you think you are in orange growing country.. The Hotel was beautiful and retained some... More

I stayed a couple of nights in the Monasterio San Miguel. The room was huge, almost an apartment and very well prepared. As well as double of all the usual toiletries, there was a complimentary bowl of fruit. It's in a lovely location and has lots of the sort of features you'd expect of a converted monastery - walled courtyard,... More

This is indeed a beautiful hotel in a delightful setting. However it was impossible to have breakfast served in my room before 8 am and on the morning of our departure impossible to get a cup of coffee at reception at 7 o'clock. I did not appreciate this rigidity in a so-called 4-star hotel. More