The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, and I had no complaints.
LauraSetahun lalu
Cehegín·8.6
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atau ketik saja: “sekitar tanggal 20, tiga malam”
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12 m² · 3 single beds
12 m² · 1 double bed and 1 single bed
60 m² · 12 bunk beds
10 m² · 1 double bed
60 m² · 12 bunk beds
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Albergue Coto Real de la Marina in Cehegín offers family rooms with parquet floors, private bathrooms, and kitchenettes overlooking the Sierra de Burete. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, outdoor dining, a lounge, bowling, shared kitchen, picnic area, bicycle parking, and free on‑site parking. Its 83 km proximity to Murcia Airport and nearby cycling routes make it ideal for active travelers.
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Bagaimana tamu menilai properti ini, aspek demi aspek.
The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, and I had no complaints.
Laura·Setahun lalu
Everything was very good, and I had no issues.
Santa·2 tahun lalu
The location and the staff were great, and there were no negatives.
Sergio·2 tahun lalu
The best part was the surroundings and the easy, quick access to the highway; from the hostel itself several mountain routes depart. It was very cold and the hostel had no heating; the high ceilings meant we had to stay close to small portable heaters. We had stayed in hostels with central heating where we could be perfectly comfortable. For sleeping we laid blankets over duvets and wore polar pajamas. The spring mattresses were uncomfortable. We had no wardrobe or shelf to store our bags, clothes and other items, so we used several dining chairs. We spent two nights there in early January, alone, and I can assure you we were frightened at night because there was no lock (not even a latch) to secure the room. No staff were present to guard, keep, or receive visitors. In short, I would recommend it to large groups, a small family, or a couple, but not in those winter dates. Thanks to the manager who left matches and tablets for us to light the kitchen fireplace, otherwise it would have been impossible; the only way to endure was to sit by the fire. I asked the manager about hot water, and he confirmed there were boilers, but we were disappointed when neither the showers nor the sink produced hot water. After a hike I had to shower with ice‑cold water. What do you do with small children without hot water? Fortunately we only booked two nights; if we had stayed longer we would have reconsidered. We think the hostel is in a very good spot and perhaps it worked better before or in other seasons, but our experience was dismal.
Luis·2 tahun lalu