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Agua Amarga
Country Hotel: Modern
25 Rooms, Starting at €135.00
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Juan and Jose chose to build this small hotel (twenty four double rooms and two suites) in a small fishing village just 50 metres from the beach within the natural park of Cabo de Gata Nijar, known for its tranquillity, pleasant temperatures, and its proximity to all sorts of outdoor activities. Emulating the various building styles found in the white towns, like large windows to catch the Mediterranean light, terraces, whitewashed walls and planters full of red geraniums, the addition of a swimming pool completes the relaxing ambience. The rooms are spacious and comfortable decorated, each with its own terrace. The suites also have their own in-home jacuzzi. There is a casual bar-cafe in the hotel and delicious breakfasts are served here. There are several good restaurants within a few minutes walk. Many activities are available in the natural park of Nijar Cabo de Gata, and this is a scuba diving centre. Possibilities exist for hiking, golf, visits to historic towns or just sitting on the nearby beach. Please note that no extra beds can be put in the double rooms (maximum two persons). This hotel is adult-oriented and is unsuitable for children.

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60 km to Almeria by car

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RS wrote:
Rating: Excellent
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MR wrote:
Rating: Excellent
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MM wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“A perfect hotel in a perfect place.”

LB wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“The hotel was absolutely perfect. However, someone (I do not know whether it was the hotel or Inns of Spain) made a mistake with our reservation. We requested a suite, but when we arrived we found that the hotel had on record that we wanted a regular room. Fortunately, a suite was available, so everything worked out well.”

MP wrote:
Rating: Excellent
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GR wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“Very new hotel run by some very charming people. The owner has a lot of pride in his place and it shows. Truely outstanding room, we had one with a huge jacuzzi tub in it.The bathroom was all stone (travertine and granite).The small balcony had a veiw of the Med. The hotel was awesome but the town really sucks. I got sick from eating at the Playa de "something" on the beachfront. Bring your own food and lots of wine and you might enjoy this godforsaken little town with its tiny beach and rain. Great hotel though. ”

LD wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“Absolutely brilliant,one of the best we have ever stayed in.Wonderful location,everything fanastic quality but very understated,atmospere very serene almost monastic(though this may have been due to almost out of season visit).We hope to return for a longer stay.”

JH wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“We would definately recommend it to anyone, the hotel was devine, the breakfast was the best we had in the whole of Spain. ”

SB wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“We really enoyed the hotel. It was a pity they did not have a restaurant for evening meal as the breakfast was excellent. The village setting was amazing. ”

JH wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“The highlights were the jacuzzi bath and the fabulous breakfasts. Very relaxing!”

GL wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“Staff very friendly and welcoming, and the suite we had, room 11, is perfect. For us personally, maybe we might prefer somewhere less chic, nevertheless an excellent place to stay and Agua Amargua, which we have known for over twenty years, has grown but retains its charm, at least in the quiet week we were there at end May. ”

JC wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“Lovely place, comfortable, kind staff, excellent breakfast. You probably need to warn people that no one speaks any English - why should they indeed, but you tend to expect that they will so if you don't speak any Spanish it can be problematic! It would be great too if they intend to offer meals other than breakfast at some stage as the local restaurants are limited. ”

MP wrote:
Rating: Very Good
“Unfortunately they do not serve any food at lunch time. A sandwich would have been much appreciated.”

IH wrote:
Rating: Very Good
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DM wrote:
Rating: Very Good
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SL wrote:
Rating: Good
“The rooms are lovely and the hotel itself very stylish. Breakfast is excellent. My only negative comments would be that they charge extra to use their gym facilities (which are nothing special) and these were not available when we stayed over Easter. ”

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