I've recently stayed in Silken Juan de Austria during the SEMINCI (International Cinema Festival).

It is a 4 star with facilities for executives and with an excellent sightseeing atrio. With the Melia Olid, the AC and the Felipe IV completes the poker of best hotels of the city.

The staff is useful and kind (our car had a problem and they recommended us a garage) and speak several languages.

It is a bit far from the old town (15 minutes walking) but not from many cinemas (Roxy, for instance ar 5-10 minutes walking). It is also on the main shopping street of the city.

There is a parking on the hotel but is expensive (12 euros + VAT) and there is a public one very near which is really cheap if you only want to leave tha car during the night. It is sure lo leave it on the streets, but is difficult to find a place.

Only one complain: it is no as clean as it could be: the fitted carpet seemed a bit old and dirty, but the bathrooms are inmaculated and the staff cleand really rapid.

4 stars out of 5.

spent 2 nights in the hotel and found it be immaculate inside and out.the rooms arent the biggest but are comfortable with excellent facilities and good air conditioning.staff were really helpfull.a good hotel and great value.location was fine.walking to the old town was no problem and after a long night sampling the tapas and local brews a taxi back was always an option.nice hotel in a nice city

Close to the Plaza de Toros but a longish walk from the town centre, this is an ultra-modern, clean and business-like hotel. Rooms are well-soundproofed from the bustle of the main shopping street outside and it does benefit from having its own pavement cafe from where the tourist-visitor can idle the day away people-watching. Plenty of restaurants nearby (try La Rosada) or you can tapas-crawl your way into downtown and take a well-earned taxi-ride back.