Villas in Puente de la Sierra

"Fabulous modern hotel made to look like the castle nearby. Lots of quirky features. Room superb, lovely bed linen and towels. Shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and body cream all available in-room. Balcony lovely. Views are amazing and worth the drive with hairpin bends. Dinner and breakfast great. Service throughout was very good."

"Excellent location close to mayor attractions and transportation."

"Hotel Infanta Cristina is very nice and the staffs service is exceptional "

"Lovely hotel in city center with great staff, the only drawback is the smell from the bathroom sewage that’s too common in old buildings. "

"Back in 1970 this was probably a lovely hotel, unfortunately it’s not been touched since and is now very dated, worn and unkempt. The area outside is filthy and much of the local area is semi derelict. Soundproofing is non existent so you’d better hope for considerate neighbours. "

"We stayed there for two nights to visit friends. Location is perfect and staff was amazing. Make sure to call ahead to make sure someone is available to check you in. A "

"Host was responsive, friendly & flexible. Lovely town, lively restaurant down the street. Make sure you have Waze to get there, it's a bit twisty & turny on back roads, but the drive out there was beautiful. A great deal."

"Europa is a mid-range hotel in the newer section of the city. The accommodations are basic, but ok. The breakfast is basic, but ok. Prior to the arrival, the hotel repeatedly sent us messages regarding its restictive check-in times and payment policy. On several occasions we tried to call them with payment, but the phone wasn't answered. The main issue we have with this property is regarding security. We were given one electronic cardkey, which had both the hotel name and the room number on it. That's a huge risk, if the key gets lost. A light outside the room door illuminates red or green, depending on whether the electronic cardkey is in the slot inside the room. That clearly shows if the guests are in or out. So, if you dropped the key on the street, there's now a clear security risk. The safe inside the room was apparently attached to a thin backing on the back wall of the wardrobe. "Apparently", because in our room it was thorn out of the wall, revealing a big hole in the backing of the wardrobe -- and being completely loose. Not terribly effective for a small safe."