The first room we were allocated, wasn't a room at all - it was a cupboard, with a window onto the upstairs corridoor. We were moved to a downstairs room which was better, but both rooms were pretty damp and dark. Bathroom was tiny and very basic. The decor is interesting though, and the satff were helpful. If I was 20 years younger I might have enjoyed it! We moved to another hotel the next day which was still a good location, but much better value for money

For a family of 4 on a budget this was perfect. We were lodged in a compact room with a tiny bathroom. It was decorated with authentic andalucian tile, with wooden beams across the high ceilings. The experience of showering was difficult without leaving most of the water on the bathroom floor, but luckily there were plenty of towels to soak up the mess. It was noisy since we were on the first floor with windows that could never really be opened wide. No natural light in that room but it was cozy. The hotel has free internet though only from 9- 11pm

this is a restored 200 year old home. they have their own website just google it. lots of charm with tilework. all the rooms face the courtyard which can be quite noisy at night. there was a large group staying when i was there and they were very noise every night when they came back having a sing a long and banging doors. the rooms are very nice, no tv though but they have ceiling fans to keep the rooms cool. free internet in the reception area. walking distance to all the major sights and 15 min walk to the main train station. bit of a stench from the drains in the shower. also a rooftop patio

Our stay was soo bad that it was funny. Part of this was likely bad luck, but I wouldn't want to test this theory (we are never going back). We planned to stay a few nights, but moved out after only a few hours.

The Bad:
1. Entrance was inaccessible by cab (so we were dropped with luggage on a busy street and directed into a dark ally)
2. Once we found the entrance it was perfumed by day old urine (Hostal Pis?)
3. Our room was right next to the sweet smelling entrance, which was also right off the reception area (this added great sounds of people coming and going all night and the TV sounds from the reception to the experience)
4. There were smashed mosquitos on the walls with blood smears from their last meals
5. The Sheet check revealed hair in the first bed: there were three beds and the first one we checked was either slept in or their cleaning staff was having a bad hair day
6. Room smelled like an ashtray, when the bathroom door was closed
7. Room smelled like sewer, when the bathroom door was open
8. Floors were dirty (cirgarette but, wrapper, and lighter from previous tenants was on floor next to window).
9. Shower curtains were moldy
10. It was cold - window shutters had big gaps in them and there wasn't any glass
11. It felt like someone was trying to asphyxiate in the morning (at ~8AM the painters started outside our window and we woke up to paint thiner fumes and scrapping sounds)
12. We had itchy bites in strange places the day after (it was either psychosomatic or that place has bed bugs)
13. Aware of our discomfort they didn't offer a discount or a free stay (we didn't push it)

The good:
1. There was free wireless that made it easy to find another place to go: found a place on hotels.com for the same price a few blocks away -- b/c it was off season they gave us a the penthouse suite and let us check in before noon (Best Western Hotel Cervantes)
2. It was so bad that we had a really good laugh