Hotel La Palmosa

We arrived at a reasonable time. We had to phone to talk to someone. Nobody showed up. We went to the next restaurant to inquire. A very rude women asked for our papers. she gave us an expensive room with a little window and no view for the highest price advertised in the lobby. The web was not functioning. The place is conveniently located but badly run.

Situated on the Ruta del Toro ( route of the Bull ) this was a fab place to stop and have lunch. Large, clean with good food and all the ambience of the area. Driving up from the coast toward Jerez on A381.

I stayed here for a weekend whilst needing to drain bad Moroccan fuel from my car. Its a very comfortable, friendly hotel with good facilities, though aimed at locals rather than foreign tourists. French and Spanish are spoken but no English. The local landscape and the nearby National Park are stunning. I may well go back here as the region looks well worth exploring and this will be a good hotel to use as a base.

This is a hotel strictly for one night stay on our way from and to the sahara desert.The rooms are okay although we saw the first cockroach of the trip in the bathroom which looked clean . The hotel staff don't speak any other languages then Spanish and they don't even bother. The restaurant of the hotel is horrendous and the staff are rude.

Used the place only for the purpose of nightstop on my way. Clean room. WiFi worked. Little shop and local tapas restaurant. No English.

We were on our way to trek in the Parque de los Alcornocales, Cadiz (very recomendable and not well known at all) and the hotels up in town were pretty awful. We returned to the lower part of town near the highway, and had a good surprise. This is a roadside hotel, clean rooms, and pretty decent service. Breakfast was fabulous - ask for the toast (the bread is made by a local Baker and brought in), with oil and tomato (tostada con tomate). A really nice beginning to a day of walking.

Es un hotel de carretera, con muy deficientes servicios. No tiene ascensor. La recepción es una pequeña mesa en el rellano de la escalera de acceso en planta baja, y el personal no está allí. Hay un teléfono al que llamar y entonces acude.La habitación no tenía ninguna percha para colgar la ropa, ni el set de jabón-gel-champú. Desde luego, no es un 3 estrellas, ni mucho menos. El desayuno incluye un zumo natural de naranja, te/cafe y una tostada. No está mal, pero no es el típico desayuno buffet o continental de un hotel. En resumen, la clasificación de 3 estrellas es completamente engañosa.

Los desayunos con las tostadas de pan de campo con aceite y tomate son buenísimas. El personal del restaurante muy majo y amables.

This a quiet location which seems popular with Spanish tourists. It's quite basic but conveniently located off the highway and the adjacent restaurant is nice for an authentic, no- frills Spanish meal. The chocolate pastries from the morning were the best I have ever had. Be prepared to speak Spanish here. No one at the hotel or restaurant was able to speak English.

Motel de paso, con buen acceso y ubicacion . Entre la play y la sierra.