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What an odd town. What an odd hotel. There was no one at reception as the hotel is under refurb. We had to cross the road to a she'd where there was a notice with a phone number. The aged gent arrived, did not speak English but gave us a key and took our money. The whole town is like a film set for a spaghetti western. But is now deserted. An interesting experience but such an odd place.

It was absolutely a nightmare. To be honest, the location of this hostel is quite good as it located just nearby the church. The bathroom was "said" to be private but it is definitely not ensuited and we discovered other guests accessing to our bathroom. The so-called double bed is combined by 2 twin beds and it is very uncomfortable to sleep in. The staff there can barely speak or understand English which cause a hassle to complain (a waste of time). We tried to ask for directions to the bus stop for our bus, double-confirmed twice with the staff (there is another lady who can speak English, just appeared on Sunday) but end up missing the bus and cost us 70 euros to take a taxi cause the bus would not stop at that bus stop during Sundays! I would not recommend this hostel at all as my other friends also staying at the same time with us in El Rocio definitely has better service than us.

Excellent Hotel on a superb location. Great sea view with good access to the beach. 2-3min walk to the beach. 15-20min walk to town centre where you got variety of restaurants with local speciality to choose from. Con -Check bus timings to matalascañas if you're travelling by Bus.no other options to get there. Taxi from Seville would cost around €150 100%recommended. Love the fresh orange juice they serve during Breakfast Buffet. Good choices and don't forget to taste their tomatoes and local biscuits.