Best Pet friendly Hotels in Murcia

After staying in Murcia for several days, the Seven Crown Western Hotel is an old store newly renovated. The whole room is relatively brief and cozy, and it is relatively comfortable to live in. It's not far from the cathedral, and it's very convenient to walk in less than 10 minutes. The price is high, and the cleaning service is very good. However, it is recommended to bring your own WIFI, the hotel wireless network is not very easy to use.

We spent a week at the Azarbe. The hotel is spotlessly clean and the food is very good. There is a menu of the day which is excellent value and plenty of choice for breakfast. The most outstanding thing about the Azarbe is the amazing staff, particularly the reception staff. Nothing is too much trouble for them. They even booked a dentist appointment for me when I lost a tooth on the Friday night. Sara was especially helpful and friendly, as we're the two gentlemen on the desk. The waiter in the breakfast room brought me gluten free products every morning when we went in. Would highly recommend this hotel to anyone

We stayed here for a couple of nights as we got a good price. The hotel is in a great location, the tram is literally 100m away but you can also walk to the cathedral etc in 15 minutes. The rooms were nice but slightly dated. I didn't find the bed comfortable but I slept fine in it. The bathroom was a bit weird though - the toilet was literally beneath the sink which was a bit awkward. Also, the air con was too cold - yes a strange comment but the highest temperature was 25 degrees but if you turned the AC off the room was too hot. I really enjoyed the breakfast, they had proper cereals (not just the cardboard tasting ones). They also had the usual pastries, bread/toast and they also had hot options such as eggs etc. The room was small for the breakfast but I found it quite relaxed and enjoyable. Overall, I would definitely return.

To say that this hotel was disappointing is an understatement. We arrived at around 10:45 pm on June 5th. When we arrived, we asked if there were any places open to eat. They informed us that their restaurant closed in 15 minutes, so they couldn’t help us. We asked if they could recommend someplace to which they responded that we could walk 20 minutes “that way” and maybe something would be open. No offer of calling a taxi, nothing. We were underwhelmed with the staff already, but when the elevator door opened, we were hit with a smell that I can only describe as dirty gym socks. Then we opened our room. The ever present odor remained, but we were greeted with a whole new set of issues. It was hot, and there was no way to regulate the air. There was a poorly patched hole on the wall inside the door with some brown substance smeared/dripped down the wall. The curtain was shredded as if a cat had been hanging from it. There were broken tiles in the bathroom. The toilet seat was broken (when you sat on it, it slid to the right). One tile was so loose next to the bathroom door that my husband almost lost his balance. Mirrors were dirty. There were lipstick prints on the windows. One of the most disturbing things was that when I picked up the hairdryer, it was sticky. So gross. So, the next morning, we got up to get breakfast only to find out there was no breakfast menu. Also, no lunch menu. So, we did have a tea and a croissant while we watched the kids at the daycare that functions outside of the hotel interact. That was the best part of the experience. During breakfast, we booked another hotel in town. We left for the day. We stopped by and checked into our new hotel which is lovely. We returned to Sercotel to retrieve our bags and check out. So, we paid for four nights in advance. We stayed one; that’s how bad this place is. Also, to add insult to insult, when we checked out, they tried to charge us $44. I told them that we paid in full in advance. The clerk suggested that maybe we had dinner!!!!! NOPE!!! In the end, they couldn’t explain the $44 charge and told us we didn’t have to pay it. Gee. Thanks for not charging us money that we didn’t owe you. Do yourself a favor. Never. Ever. Book. Here.

The fact is that they have done a lot of cooperation with us. If it is true that we found some unimportant details at the beginning, due to the inconvenience caused to you, they did not provide them with a bottle of cava, but they themselves provided it. Many details. The room facilities are complete and detailed. It must be said that only the details of the bathroom make us fall in love.

My wife and I recently went for a long weekend (8 - 11 September) at the Hotel Londres, and stayed in one of its self-catering apartments. We live in Puerto de Mazarron, which is to the south of La Manga, so the journey didn't take us long. We took our chocolate labrador with us, and it was nice to see a hotel venue accepting dogs. This cost us an extra 5 Euros a night, along with a 100 Euro deposit, which was returned without problems at the end of our stay. The initial room allotted to us was unacceptable, but we were quickly given another room on the 9th floor, which had a very reasonable balcony with good views. Overall, the apartment was quite large and spacious, and - given the very reasonable price of the stay - thoroughly acceptable. There was also free entertainment available on two of the three evenings we were there, on the courtyard outside the hotel, which we quite enjoyed. The hotel was clean, tidy and functional. The gas bottle was empty on our arrival and should have been checked, and a toaster would have been useful. Still, overall, it was a good holiday experience.

Hotel with great value for money It is not central so tram, bike or car will be essential. Clean hotel with everything you need and where everything works. It's a pity that in winter it's cold in the rooms because of the nonsense of 19C The air comes out cold At night, since there is no hot air, you will need a blanket that is not in the room Easy to park I recommend visiting the neighborhood behind where on the main street there is a very good oven and more shops.