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Camañas is a quaint little village in a beautiful and quiet countryside but with castle ruins and a pretty church. The suite we booked (Malve) was gorgeous. Well lit, beautifully decorated and comfortable…luxurious even (especially for two cyclists!) Sara greeted us even before we checked-in via Whatsapp. Communication was excellent and Sara was very friendly, down to earth and helpful. There was a shared kitchen with everything we needed and even a dry place to store our bicycles!

What a pleasant surprise! One of the few dog friendly places on our journey, stopped for one night only, with very low expectations , but we were impressed . For the price (44 euros / double room with bathroom + 10 euros for the dog) it was excellent : clean , smelled nice , clean linen and towels , views of the mountain , quiet , quaint village where dogs can be walked off the leash in the woods . Great service too.

Just off the motorway, lovely restaurant food was great, fantastic coffee, dog friendly. Huge rooms with balcony. Staff very friendly

this is a basic road house but is very good value for money and is handy. you wouldnt go here for a holiday but for a pit stop near the motorway it is ideal. basic but clean, simple menu but good. its also dog friendly.

When I visited, I found it exceptional. I was welcomed by Carmen whose hotel it is. The hotel is a converted Spanish building in a small village. The rooms are just stunning. Each room is named after a city and she gave me “Paris“. The interior decor is fabulous. Everything you could possibly imagine was there, even including a Jacuzzi. It was early March and cold, but she showed me three separate means of heating the room although I didn’t need any. This is the real Spain, and ideally you will have to speak some Spanish. I have no Spanish but Carmen has enough English to communicate very adequately. She is Romanian via Italy to Spain and tells me that she designed the whole hotel herself because “I love drawing “. She served me a wonderful breakfast after asking “what would you like?” I suggested fried eggs and bacon And they came beautifully presented. She would have been very happy to provide anything else. The hotel does not serve dinner - and of course it’s a very small village- but Carmen took me by the arm, sheltering under an umbrella from the rain as we walked a short distance to the local restaurant / pub. Again, I felt embarrassed not speaking Spanish , but I coped and obtained a super pizza and a beer. Returning to the hotel, I had one of the best night sleep for a long while. You really do feel that you are part of their family. The village story and location is quite fascinating . There are only about 100 – elderly – residents and declining. The village is traditional Spanish with amazing views out across the plains to the mountains in the distance. It does take some travelling to reach it, but this is its charm. (An idea of how remote it is, is that the five children in the village will soon be taken to main school which is a two hour bus ride away – each way). I found it on Booking.com as I was exploring a route by car from Algeciras through to Barcelona crossing as much country and mountains as I could.

Very clean, great facilities for cyclists, welcome beer was appreciated, quiet location, comfy bed, well equipped kitchen