For the price of the 3* media pension we had an excellent room with large bathroom, AC, huge double bed and a 55" TV! The included breakfast and dinner was well provided and we could not complain at all at the amount and quality of the food, all served by very friendly staff. The prime reason for liking the hotel was the location, its so close to the natural park that we could make several walk direct from the front door and even walked to Cazorla town, overall very good!

No drinks were included at dinner, not even water so all had to be paid for. A couple of small issues with the room window frames which allowed a slight outside noise increase.

This hotel is beautiful and has spectacular views of the valley and castle. Our room was well-located and connected. Parking was easy and convenient. The breakfast buffet is worth the cost- it was delicious and varied. Despite being a larger hotel, it was quiet and we could rest easily.

The cafeteria had a really poor selection of food in my honest opinion. There wasn't much variety and it just is not an appetizing menu, personally. The hours were very limited as well- making it hard for families with young kids who wake up/go to bed early. There is nowhere nearby to get a coffee before 10:30 AM at all (besides one for your room from the breakfast buffet). I think coffee makers in the rooms would be a big perk at this hotel.

The hotel is a family business run by Antonio & Rosi his wife and they are very friendly, helpful and generous personalities. Because I stayed for two weeks it was good the apartment was fully equiped with a functioning kitchen. I liked the views from my room, the wonderful sauna & spa facilities in the basement and the quietness & authenticity of Mecina-Bombaron which is much less so touristy than other more famous towns (Capilaira, Trevelez etc) in La Alpujarra.

The lack of restaurants in Mecina-Bombaron and the limited variety when shopping in one of the only two small supermarkets in the town. Namingly fresh fruit & vegetables are a rare occation on the shelves (in all small supermercados in La Alpujarra) but Antonio helped me out here and this may be less important for short term holiday makers...

Lovely hotel, friendly staff, good and reasonably priced food, great views from the cafe and bar on the balcony

Little bit confusing finding your way round the strange lay out but fine once you know where everything is.

Friendly helpful staff. Grt location with superb views . Food was Ok but we found food generally in Spain to be "ok." ..nothing special. Good breakfast with plenty of choice. Room was a good size and clean. Shower temperature and pressure fluctuated at busy times. Motorbike friendly..secure car park at rear of hotel. Fab pool with grt views of mountains.

No massive negatives except for water pressure fluctuation. Hotel Used by spanish tour operators. 2 coach loads of people in dining room at dinner and breakfast times so bit of a bunfight...staff coped well though!

Comfortable, in an amazing place with great views Spa is fabulous, outdoor pool beautiful, gorgeous terrace with cafe and views, restaurant.

The evening meal could have been better but it was fine just not the best Spanish cuisine.

Beautiful setting, large rooms with amazing views, very friendly staff, super pool and spa, and relaxing stay.

The spa could have been included in hotel price -makes stay much more expensive

Fantastic breakfast ... olive bread, fruit salad, cava ... Fantastic view from the patio and the cafe (together with a wine or beer) Certainly a place to return.

Nothing specific

Nice hotel with views of the hills covered in olives. Spa and treatments available but we did not use.

Seems to be used for tourist bus holidays so the restaurant was very busy

Fantastic view. Good value for money. Friendly staff at reception

Restaurant pretty average. In a room with no view. Unexciting menu.