2-Star Hotels in Andalusia, Spain

This is a stylish hostel with a very new feel to it 🤍. It's clean and you can tell they've put thought into various details. Pros: Clean, curtains on beds, ample luggage storage, rooftop, tap water/sparkling water machine. Cons: There were no female-only rooms available so I stayed in a mixed dorm, but the shower stalls were too small and my clothes got completely wet 😭. There wasn't really anywhere convenient to change. The facilities stayed consistently clean because the cleaning staff were always tidying up – early mornings, after check-out, and regularly throughout the day! It's great that there are containers and drawers to store your own food and condiments. My coke did get stolen though... 😂 But it was nice to have apples available at the front desk every morning!

The front desk staff were so kind, which I really appreciated. I was satisfied with this accommodation as it was an affordable place for me to stay alone, and the service was good too.

This place was a 10/10 experience! When we arrived Rodrigo showed us a map and highlighted streets snd places to visit. We got into our room and it was super clean and smelt amazing it also came with a little balcony which was nice to open on beautiful days to let some air in. We had a room with a shared bathroom and it was the cleanest shared bathroom i have ever experienced. We wanted to extend our stay but unfortunately they were booked out which says a lot about the quality they give their guest. Would 100% come back to stay here when i come to Granada again.

The location was good, room wad pretty, service is good and amenities were enough. I love their shampoos and soaps, it was retuals...! Smelled so nice with orange scent. Refrigerator in the room was also nice. The sad point was sound proof did not seemed enough. I could hear people talking outside, which was so loud, even the hotel says to be quiet. There was ants climbing up the bathroom sink several times, which I did not like it.

The location of Don Alfredo is unbeatable!!! You basically fall out of the hotel and into the old town of Marbella. That said, the hotel is not one of the newest and it's a bit rocked down, but still well kept. The room was very basic but clean, as was the bathroom. We didn't plan to spend a lot of time in the room anyways, so for our purposes it was perfect for a quite affordable price! 😀 The staff was kind and helpful and in the morning they brought coffee according to our wishes to the dining room table or also to one of the tables right outside at the entrance of the hotel. Coffee was great, but breakfast was not very impressive, so we only had a little bite, but always took some fruit from the fruit bowl 🍎🍏🍊 Parking outside the hotel was a bit difficult, but not far there was the possibility to park for free, just needed to circle a bit sometimes and get lucky with a spot getting empty right in front of us ... Altogether, we enjoyed our stay a lot ... The old Castillo de Marbella was right in front of the hotel and there was a little resto named El Rincón de la Muralla that would seat you right beside the Castle wall - very romantic at night! 💕 After dinner there, we only had a few steps to take to get into bed and enjoy a good night's sleep ... As for the pictures, only the first one is showing the hotel, the rest are pictures taken in the old town Marbella, super close to the hotel - and just to prove how great this location is! 😎

Staff where amazing considering they where trying to work in a power outage Done everything they could to help. The place is a great location and if you get a good deal like I did it’s great.

Despite a slightly unpleasant incident, I still want to leave a review. The kitchen is well-stocked with cutlery and pots. I stayed in an 8-bed dorm that had a hairdryer, a desk, and a separate washbasin. There are large and small lockers for each person, but you need to bring your own lock. The bathroom is private, located inside the room, and it's tiny, really tiny. There are many extra charges; luggage storage is 5 euros, and buying a lock is also 5 euros. There's a large rooftop terrace with drying racks, and the room also has a mini balcony.

The location is convenient, just a 5-minute walk to the Sevilla Cathedral and the Tower. I couldn’t cook there as the stove was broken. The small light for my bed was broken, and there was no rail for the upper bed, so I was a bit worried that I might fall to the floor while sleeping. The overall experience was delightful.

Located in a grand old building with a museum interior (and exterior too!), right in the center of the old city, literally next door to the Mezquita Cathedral. Very clean room, friendly personnel, reasonable price. No parking close to the hotel, but the nearest parking is about 10 min on foot. Besudes, you can drive to the hotel for a short stop to load/unload your bags - very convenient. Highly recommend!

Perfect location with everything a walk away. Didn’t feel like a hostel at all. Very quiet and peaceful. Beautiful courtyard. Kitchen with good facilities. They have their separate online check in where a lot of personal information is requested and then they give you the codes to access the building. Cordoba’s streets are cobblestoned and most of the time taxis cannot drop you outside your building. It’s a bit of an obstacle when coming with luggages but nothing unmanageable. Issues we faced with the apartment: The metal curtain pole fell off as soon as my wife tried to open the curtains and it hit her. They need to be more aware of these things. The key given to open and lock the room door is defective and requires a lot of turning and twisting - very annoying and time consuming, needs to be fixed. Also 10am check out is very early considering check in is at 3pm. 11am check out would be much reasonable. All in all we would recommend this apartment/hostel for a short stay . The price is reasonable compared to ones nearby.