“Hotel fabuloso”

Acabamos de passar alguns dias maus aqui com nossos netos na rota a partir do Reino Unido para casa em Portugal. O que um ótimo lugar havia apenas a quatro off-nos na primeira tarde de piscina e mais 4 peole no dia seguinte. Eu não posso recomendar este lugar o suficiente é realmente off the beat... Mais

Acabamos de passar alguns dias maus aqui com nossos netos na rota a partir do Reino Unido para casa em Portugal. O que um ótimo lugar havia apenas a quatro off-nos na primeira tarde de piscina e mais 4 peole no dia seguinte. Eu não posso recomendar este lugar o suficiente é realmente off the beaten track muito seguro para crianças e o apartamento que tivemos foi tão grande. a menor queixa não basta utensílios de cozinha mas olha isso é menor não deixe que o levá-lo.

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“Absolutely beautiful, outstanding, thoroughly recommended.”

This must rank as one of the best places I have ever stayed - and I have stayed in a lot of places. So clean, so spacious, charming hosts, lovely breakfast, enchanting accommodation, quiet, peaceful, fabulous grounds and pool - and they like dogs. We stayed in a one bedroomed bungalow for 3 night... Mais

This must rank as one of the best places I have ever stayed - and I have stayed in a lot of places. So clean, so spacious, charming hosts, lovely breakfast, enchanting accommodation, quiet, peaceful, fabulous grounds and pool - and they like dogs. We stayed in a one bedroomed bungalow for 3 nights. there was a separate sitting room and open plan kitchen, a very nice bathroom and a very pretty double bedroom. The furnishings are typically Spanish and there is a dining suite in the open plan sitting room. There is a fridge/freezer, hob and all you need to self cater in the kitchen there is also monogrammed crockery which is beautiful. The sitting room has a flat screen TV and there is air conditioning throughout, although we didn't use this as there lovely breezes blowing across the acres of land. Las Atalayas is not expensive either. We had breakfast in the lovely cafeteria and nothing was too much trouble for the staff and hosts. The free wi-fi is excellent too. Very friendly but professional. The pool is huge and surrounded by well tended gardens, very nice indeed. Zafra itself is a lovely little Spanish town and well worth a few days visit. We will be back.

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“Simples e tranquilo,mas sem jantar”

O hotel dispõe de um edifício principal com quartos e um número de apartamentos. ficamos no edifício principal. O quarto era muito simples, mas tudo funcionou e foi quartos limpos. sendo uma milha ou tão fora da cidade, o complexo tinha uma grande área de terra em torno dele, um paraíso para o no... Mais

O hotel dispõe de um edifício principal com quartos e um número de apartamentos. ficamos no edifício principal. O quarto era muito simples, mas tudo funcionou e foi quartos limpos. sendo uma milha ou tão fora da cidade, o complexo tinha uma grande área de terra em torno dele, um paraíso para o nosso cachorro (e também para o Labrador amigável da casa). Infelizmente, o (atraente à procura) restaurante foi fechado. Sendo um feriado, assim como muitos outros locais e todos os supermercados. Nós rustled até uma refeição de uma estação local de serviço (jamon, queijo, copo de espargos etc.) e Pepe do hotel estabelecido uma mesa para nós no café. Café da manhã era bastante básico-torrada e tomate, com alguns pães e bolos, mas apenas bom. Isto não é um local de luxo, mas foi muito bom preço, e nós sentimos que tivemos um pouco de uma aventura. mas o check-out se o restaurante está aberto (ou estar preparado para conduzir na cidade) .Como alternativa observava os apartamentos bastante OK.

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“Best avoided off-season”

Hotel Las Atalayas is situated in open countryside about 2km outside Zafra. It's a good-looking complex of buildings with an attractive restaurant, a very inviting swimming pool, and a huge car park. It's the latter that gives the game away; off-season at least, this is not a hotel that caters ... Mais

Hotel Las Atalayas is situated in open countryside about 2km outside Zafra. It's a good-looking complex of buildings with an attractive restaurant, a very inviting swimming pool, and a huge car park. It's the latter that gives the game away; off-season at least, this is not a hotel that caters to the casual visitor. It exists primarily as a venue for large, formal, functions. The downside of this is that when the hotel isn't booked for a big function it more or less closes down. So if, like us, you decide to use the hotel for a night stop on your way north from Southern Spain in late September, you may find that you're the only guests and that the restaurant is shut. Our room was fairly well-equipped, particularly bearing in mind the hotel's 3-star rating, but slightly shabby with many of the fixtures & fittings (especially in the bathroom) badly in need of some maintenance. The beds were (very!) firm but just comfortable enough for us to sleep reasonably well and the shower worked fine next morning. Breakfast consisted of one cup of coffee and one toasted roll each, for which we were charged 6 euros. The meal was served in a cafeteria area which boasted a television and a radio, both of which were switched on in our honour. Be warned that none of the staff speaks any English, so you'll need at least some Spanish to get by. We can't say what it would be like to stay here during the peak holiday season, when presumably the hotel is fully functional, but we suggest it is best avoided at other times.

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