Hotel Casa Palacio la SAL

The hotel doesn’t have a reception so check in is on line only, access is by code rather than a key. The room was spacious, comfortable and clean. The rooms are above a noisy bar so not the place for a quiet stay. The location was very convenient, walking distance from all the sights and places to visit

It wasn't a friendly hotel, it was more of a night club, noisy till 1:am. Not a place to relax. We felt unwelcomed.

Great location, but so thankful that the nightclub noise ended before it got too late. Nice enough place, the elevator was not working, so those with mobility issues should check in re: location of room. No staff sighted during my stay, but decent stay overnight.

The location is very good. No desk attendant was present so a code wa sent for entry. The code box for the room failed and were lockef. After we reaced someone, we hadvto go pickbup a manual key. A bit frustrating. The key pad was restired in the morning. No other issues..

We were greeted very friendly by staff member Camilo..

Rooms clean. Excellent position. Reasonable price. Lift not working and apparently not scheduled for repair. (We had rooms on 2nd floor). While no problem accessing door and room with code there was never any reception staff on duty in the hotel. No receipted invoice for payment was left in room as stated in their email. Music from patio below registered 86 decibels in the rooms.

It is a very small and beautiful hotel, and the patio of the attached restaurant was so famous and the flamenco performance in the evening was fantastic. I was worried after seeing a review complaining that I couldn't sleep because of the noise around the neighborhood, but isn't this the real experience of traveling to Andalusia? I am satisfied with a cheap and clean hotel.

A good hotel, located in amazing place (so close to all the important places that you like tourist will visit). Check in and check out so easy. The disappointing thing was the cleanness, it should be more clean! And for the persons that sleep early, you should know that there is a bar with a very loud music exactly beside the hotel that stay open until 01:00 AM (at least that what was in the night that I spent at the hotel)

We originally booked with the Mezquita Hotel. Then,without explanation we were rebooked for Gonzalez Hotel. When we got there, the hotel entrance was blocked due to what seemed to be an ongoing construction, the instruction to call a number to get in did not work, and we waited for more than an hour to get a telephone response from an unfriendly receptionist. When I e-mailed to cancel the reservation due to the unprofessional treatment they gave me, the manager on duty responded with an e-mail of capitalized letters asking me why (in Spanish) I went to Hotel Gonzalez instead of the Mezquita Hotel. It was a near disaster. Thank God, we were able to get a room on the spot, at the nearby NH Hotel where the service was excellent and just outstanding.