4-Star Hotels in Andalusia, Spain

My rating cannot be other than EXCELLENT. We traveled with my dog ​​and everything was perfect. Spacious rooms with terrace, unbeatable breakfast and very friendly treatment from everyone, starting with the Cleaning Service. We love this hotel.

The hotel itself is like a palace. The lobby of the court is decorated with local characteristics. The decoration is relatively new. The room conditions are set to be first-class, the size is suitable, and the breakfast is especially rich. The location is right on the side of the square, next to the bustling commercial street, convenient for eating.

Hotel staff very nice and helpful. The buffet breakfast was very good, the food in the cafeteria was very good and the food in the pool restaurant as well. Good facilities and cleanliness.

Second time we go down to work in the area, very friendly and very good facilities

Magnífico el Hotel Playa Victoria, en su 30 cumpleaños el año pasado, preciosas la vista, ubicación inmejorable, en la mejor (junto a la de la Concha) playa urbana de España. Detalles especiales como toallas de playa y la posibilidad de prolongar el aparcamiento más allá de la hora de salida del día siguiente, fueraparte de la amabilidad en el checking lo hacen llegar al 10. Sin duda. Enhorabuena a la cadena por todo, y por contar con gente tan profesional y amable.

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The location is pretty good, and the facilities are decent, but the hotel still has quite a few issues. When I first opened the window, there was a pungent sewer smell, so I quickly closed it. (It was an interior-facing room). I thought the smell wouldn't linger in the room, but when I came back from dinner, the entire room reeked. I contacted Trip.com to communicate with the hotel, and Trip.com was quite responsive. Soon after, they replied that the hotel agreed to change my room. It was already past 11 PM. Then, when I went to the front desk to switch rooms, that's when things got ridiculous 😂. The first key card they gave me didn't work. The second one did, but there was someone already inside, sleeping! I probably scared them quite a bit. By the time I finally got to the third room, it was already past midnight. A major issue is that the hotel lobby and several other areas would periodically have an unpleasant odor, which is really hard to accept. Let me also tell you this: about fifteen minutes before check-out, the cleaning lady knocked on my door impatiently. Do you understand? It wasn't a normal knock; it was an annoyed, quick, and loud bang on the door. When I opened it and asked what she wanted, she said it was to remind me to check out. Isn't that just absurd? The only highlight of the entire hotel was the excellent breakfast and good service!

Great location. Friendly staff. Nice roofterrace. Room is clean and spacious with lots of natural light!

The staff were friendly and welcoming. The hotel had a retro and charming vibe; standing in the lobby felt like stepping back into the 1950s or 60s, with a warm overall color scheme. The rooms were large with balconies, and the standard twin rooms were a rare find in Europe. There was a convenience store right outside, and the location was very close to the main street. It was the most satisfying hotel of the trip, but unfortunately, it was also the one I stayed at for the shortest time.

The hotel is old and has a certain charm. It's somewhat worth seeing. It has a park with parking. My room was quite large and the bathroom had a bathtub. The air conditioning worked well, but the power wasn't cut out. I didn't have breakfast, which costs 12 euros. An email I sent regarding my lost ID card went unanswered.