Antequera hotels

Good outside area with nice pool and good views yet easy walk to town.

Four nights stay with a couple of day trips out of Antequera. We chose the hotel as it was reasonably priced and close to the bus and train stations. The walk into the city centre was not a problem. The reception staff helped us when we needed advice and even arranged a weekend laundry service that is not normally possible. It is a 3-star quality hotel that suited our needs.

This hotel is excellent value. It is spotlessly clean, the owners and staff are very welcoming, and the rooms are basic but comfortable. The location on the edge of the historic quarter makes it very well located. Very close to the most attractive and intersting part of Anteqera and surrounded by good places to eat.. If there is a downside its that the plaza is quite noisy at night, mostly traffic noise, street cleaning etc. We stayed for 10 days and found we quickly got used to it.

This is most certainly a 'must visit' hotel. It takes us back to the days of traditional Spanish service: nothing was too much trouble for the staff; the hotel itself is styled in the cool, traditional Andalucian way; and the food was excellent. Although it might be seen as an 'en route' stopover, the fitness and pool facilities are excellent and would offer a wonderfully enjoyable family break. We will most certainly return!

Quirky, wee hotel, but right in the town centre and excellent value for money. Hotel has free wifi and free use of internet on computers on every floor (if you don't want to be weighed down by your gadgets!!) The staff are very helpful and pleasant. The hotel also has aircon - essential for a hot Antequera summer!

We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel, which is perfect for people who don't mind being away from it all. Our room was lovely with a large bathroom and large jacuzi bath. The food was much better than you would expect for a small hotel and well worth eating in. Breakfast was extensive and at all times the staff were very attentive. Our only problem was finding the hotel, having arrived in the dark. The road up is narrow and damaged and our sat nav kept wanting to direct us into a local village, Los Nagales. There are yellow signs posted directing you to the hotel, so ignore the sat nav once you are following them. Lobos Park is nearby, which is a wolf sanctury. That is worth a visit if you are a nature lover. For about 9.5 euro's you get a one and half hour guided tour in English. We really enjoyed the experience and learned a lot about the wolves. We would definately go to this hotel again and recommend it to others.