Quitagolpe

“Hotel Quitagolpe”

Ein ausgezeichnetes Preis-Leistungs -Verhältnis, aber mit ein paar Mankos. Das Personal war sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Das Hotel war sehr sauber und ordentlich, und das Zimmer war in Ordnung. Der erste Eindruck von außen gab uns eine diffuse Ängste von dem, was wir im Inneren finden. Wir hatt… Mehr

Ein ausgezeichnetes Preis-Leistungs -Verhältnis, aber mit ein paar Mankos. Das Personal war sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Das Hotel war sehr sauber und ordentlich, und das Zimmer war in Ordnung. Der erste Eindruck von außen gab uns eine diffuse Ängste von dem, was wir im Inneren finden. Wir hatten eine kaputte Dusche Halterung, die das Bad überschwemmt, als ich es benutzte links. Das Restaurant war sehr enttäuschend. Das Essen war sehr einfach, aber das Frühstück war in Ordnung. Wir suchten uns zum Essen in der Stadt, nur 10 Minuten zu Fuß entfernt war.

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“Perfect if on a budget.”

We stayed here for two weeks during May of 2007.I found the hotel by accident on line when searching for details of the horse fair.La Feria De Cabello. I got a direct flight via Ryan Air from Stansted,then took a taxi to the hotel which was about a half hour journey from the airport. As we approach… Mehr

We stayed here for two weeks during May of 2007.I found the hotel by accident on line when searching for details of the horse fair.La Feria De Cabello. I got a direct flight via Ryan Air from Stansted,then took a taxi to the hotel which was about a half hour journey from the airport. As we approached the front of the hotel I thought,Oh No',as it was situated alongside the main highway.The hotel was exceptionaly clean.Rooms basic,no frills.Our room were at the rear of the hotel,above the busy kitchens but,it didn;t disturb us too much.We didn't hear noise from the road. The food was self service and,was amazing value for money,lots of choice and,the locals all piled in at the weekends so,it must be good. Our budget didn't allow a higher star hotel,but,this was ideal for our small budget.The location was ideal for all that we wanted to see in the area.Staff spoke minimul English but,with basic words and,gestures we managed.Staff were friendly and,refused our payment for dinner on our last night there,which was a lovely gesture. We came for the horse fair,held during the first week of May.Taxis from the hotel to the fair were just a few euros and,the centre of Jerez was within walking distance. The old city parts were interesting,and,bodegas were worth a visit. We explained to staff eventually',that we were going off for a few days to the White Villages,Arcos,Rhonda etc.Stayed in another budget hotel,old coaching hotel,where the owners son helped my daughter to find a riding establishment so that she could hack out on one of the womderful Andalucian horses.

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