Hotel boutique Palacio de la Veracruz is located in the center of Alcalá la Real. This 2-star hotel offers a tour desk and free WiFi. The hotel features family rooms.
Sahba
United States
We did the Camino Mozarabe and stopped one night at Hotel Boutique Palacio de la Veracruz. The hotel staff was very pleasant and helpful. The space itself was very well-renovated and met our needs beautifully. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
Offering quiet street views, Llave de Granada in Alcalá la Real provides accommodations and a shared lounge. This apartment is 30 miles from Federico Garcia Lorca House Museum.
29 miles from Federico Garcia Lorca House Museum in Alcalá la Real, Mirador Tierra de Frontera features accommodations with access to a solarium.
Christy
United States
The view of La Mota was incredible. Dora was an amazing and accommodating host! She was very responsive. She even upgraded our room! I would recommend this place in a heart beat!
With city views, this accommodation provides a balcony. Free Wifi is available throughout the property and Federico Garcia Lorca House Museum is 29 miles away.
A recently renovated apartment, Victoria Stay offers accommodations in Alcalá la Real. This apartment offers air-conditioned accommodations with a balcony.
Located in Alcalá la Real and with Granada Train Station reachable within 31 miles, Open Mind Hostel has a tour desk, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the property and a terrace.
The hosts Bev & John were wonderful. Their house is attached to the holiday accommodation but they never invade your privacy. If you do need them they are always available. Perfect. The accommodation is furnished well with all the equipment you will need. We were provided with a well stocked arrival pack. The terrace, gardens and pool are perfectly kept. The views are wonderful and as there is very little light pollution the night sky is outstanding. We loved it so much we’ve booked to go back next year. Thank you Bev and John for a great time.
John
Spain
Scored 4.0
4.0
Alcala is a working town and busy during the day.
Alcala is a working town and busy during the day. Our stay was Mon/Tues where we found many bars and restaurants closed.
The main reason to visit for a tourist is the spectacular La Mota fortress dominating the town. This is special.
The "Old Town" in Alcala has some lovely architecture and is low rise so presents a nice vista from higher up and at nightime. However, many shops in this area had closed down or were banks which left it soul less. The newer town was more lively during the daytime but is indistinguishable from many other Spanish towns.
For me a 2 night stay was too long. A day trip would satisfy my touristy needs.
Our favourite place to have a drink and eat was Cafe Bar Europa in the new town, although this is a bit biased as other places were closed. The food was very good though and the wine cheap
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A 3 night stay.
A 3 night stay. Mix of old & modern but a real Spanish feel. 3 days was just about right. Lots of history locally but hard work in the heat. Enough bars & restaurants & way cheaper than the Costas. V friendly locals & although alone I felt very safe throughout.
STEPHEN
United Kingdom
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Situated in a quiet street but only 50 yards to centre of town for shops, bars, and the park - perfect location to see Alcala la Real on foot.
Spotless Reception/Entrance area opening into a traditional internal courtyard with tables and coffee and pastries available free of charge 24 hours/day. Friendly reception staff.
The room with balcony and private bathroom was beautifully decorated, very stylish and equipped with everything we needed.
The staff were so friendly and helpful. Beautiful clean and equipped room with sunset view. The terrace was tranquil and the location of the hotel was perfect too! Would highly recommend!
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