Room did not smell fresh, the outside area was not well kept, and there was no hot water. It took us an hour to find the place even though we had a gps. Wen we mentioned that in the reception.Te girls said that she knows that because everyone is complaining about it. Swimming pool is old and not well kept.

Stayed one night at Cuevas Pedro Antonio, the area we were in was in poor repair and we had a very large digger parked at our entrance, not attractive. Reception staff spoke good english, but it is a resort were you have to pay deposits for everything, tv control, swim towel etc etc and no smiles. Would not recommend this hotel, however the city of Guadix is lovely we had a fantastic meal out (despite been told by reception we would not fins any food bar in the hotels restaurant). In addition the cave smelt very very stuffy, possibly as it had not been stayed in for a while but would expect given we pre booked that the rooms would be aired before arrival.

Staying in a cave is a fun experience although the rooms are so nice that you hardly realize that you're in a cliff. We stayed two nights in Cave 16, one of their largest. It has two bedrooms, sitting room with fireplace, small kitchen, and modern bathroom reached through a short tunnel. Furniture plentiful and comfortable except not much closet space or drawers. Lighting very good, much better than in most hotels. Four electric heaters were more than enough. Nicely decorated, clean , cute, comfortable. Reception friendly. It really is at least a solid three star but you get no service during the day, no beds made or clean towels, etc. Restaurant is good although far from elegant. Only drawback is that you can't get breakfast before 9 AM and that was said to be only continental - but you have a kitchen so you can rustle up your own with the help of a supermercado a km or so away.

Being next to the freeway, there is some outside noise but inside the room it was very quiet. Parking is free and in front of your cave.

The cave hotels in Guadix were built into the rock, with a cliff hanging over the top.
The hotel had a great restaurant, and a great pool.
The lady at the reception spoke very good English.
Some of the hotel rooms, (including our's) smelt a lot like cigarette smoke.
It was right next to the freeway, so it was noisy at night.
Because it was in a cave, it felt weird when I first got there, but I got used to it.