Hotel Rijo

This blue and white painted small hotel is set in a pretty plaza. We were shown 2 rooms . The first was located on the ground floor, an adapted room, which was large and high ceilinged but had no windows, but we were told would be quiet. Then onto view the second room. This was a Suite really, which was gorgeous, with windows but which overlooked the busy and noisy street below. We chose the quiet one on the ground floor. Although gloomy with no windows or bedside lights, the room had good AC and a safe but no key could be found for it (!) so all our goods and chattels had to be kept in our luggage - not ideal. Sadly, yet another Casa that did not have wifi - I’m not sure how these places manage to run their businesses without it. There are pretty patios on the ground floor (where breakfast is taken), and upstairs seating areas overlooking the patio below. Breakfast was a paltry affair with dire tasting coffee. This is an attractive looking hotel and it could be outstanding with some small improvements - and maybe we should have chosen the more attractive suite and risked the street noise.