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"We love the convenience of this hotel, they are friendly, pet friendly, a free welcome drink and a free yummy breakfast, we love staying here."

"i stayed there for exactly 15 minutes and moved out to the hotel Obaldía, which is much better. I did not even ask for a refund. This is a lousy hotel, you should not be advertising it.. I took it on trust since you were listing it, and it was horrible."

"Best food in town. Im serious! Beautiful geounds and great sports bar."

"Very welcoming staff upon arrival, super friendly. We had our dog with us and they were really good with her also. Parking was right at the front door. The hotel is in immaculate condition."

"Excellent restaurant ! "

"Decorated with very good taste, high-level restaurant, spectacular landscapes, very quiet area. It is an excellent option for a family trip or a couple's getaway, however, it is necessary to have a vehicle, because it is located in a remote place."

"I liked that the Acala Hotel was different. From the outside it looked like a typical store front, but when you walk inside you're in the hotel lobby. I used rhe stairs and on each level at the top of the stairs was a seating area. It was somethng different. I was exploring just walking around and at the end of one of the hallways was a balcony with a view of the shops on the street. I would recommend the Alcala Hotel. I will stay there again. Also they have a restaurant with very good food. The workers are all very courteous, and helpful. I enjoyed my stay."

"The property was good for the price, but it's rather old and the table and chairs were not very comfortable or useful. They had no ice machine. And I had to carry a very heavy suitcase up and down a flight of stairs to get in and out."

"Strong Spanish style. All the staff was wonderful, be sure to tell Nivia Joanne said hi. David the manager was so helpful, helped me download and set up my eSIM for the road, got road side assistance for me to get my flat tire changed, far beyond the call of duty. The longer I stayed, the more welcome I felt. "