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" The room was clean and pleasant. However, The Female toilets in the Cafeteria area were not cleaned. I used them at 08.00am on the morning of 30th Sept and there were items of paper and other sanitary napkins on the floor. "

"The stay was fine. Very friendly staff etc., and very clean rooms. Just a couple of small criticisms though. 1. There was no hand wash for the basin and 2. the bath gel/shampoo was in those awkward to open little packets! 3. No tea or coffee in the room. On another note. Breakfast, for me, was a no go but this is not a critism as it is only what I have come to expect. Good hotel overall though and we would definitely stay again if passing that way in the future."

"We used this hotel for an overnight stop on our way from Zaragoza to Almeria airport (picking someone up). Did not arrive till gone 9pm, but restaurant still open, had a great meal and some well deserved beers. Great find, very welcoming staff, everything in the room you would need and a great shower. Excellent value for money. Would use again if passing this way."

"This was an amazing place to stay. The couple running the hotel were so welcoming and the food they provide is lovely. The rooms are actually caves and are therefore a bit dark but that was part of the character. The room facilities are quite basic and the bed was uncomfortable. However the one star rating should lead you to lowering your expectations. There is a pool which wasn't heated but hey, it was there and was refreshing on a hot day. The location is fabulous. Amazing views of snow capped...

"Great experience staying in a ‘cave’ house. Very clean and cosy. Beautiful setting. The owners weren’t on site much (but can be phoned and respond quickly) so as long as you’re fairly self sufficient its not a problem. Best to bring your own food. Really looking forward to our arab bath booking but the hotel cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances, which was a shame. Definitely need own transport. Overall a great experience. "

"La Tala is lovely and very different. What I must comment is the difficulty in finding the place. The address given is far from adequate and directions are essential unless you are a local (and even some of those couldn't tell us where it was or how to find it!). My recommendation would be; head for Guadix Cathedral, then take the Ave. de Buenos Aires to the Motorway for Murcia. Stay on the motorway for only 1 km (approx) and on the right you will see a large 'Jamones' outlet. There is a small...