Hotel Reyes Ziríes

The room was acceptable for the price, and although the building is old, I found it reasonable for what we paid. Dinner was quite good. Water is sold separately at 1L for 2 euros, and a bottle of wine costs 8 euros. There's no hairdryer, but we'd brought our own, so that wasn't an issue. The manual bidet was a plus, though it's not automatic like in Korea, so you may want to familiarize yourself with how it works. I suspect some of the poor reviews from school trip students come from management struggling during peak season.

The only issue was the air conditioning, which wasn't working very well. If they fixed it, I think this would be a four-star stay. Still, you get what you pay for, and I'd definitely recommend it. The staff were kind and the service was great. Our room was clean, the bathroom was proper, the sheets were fresh, and there were plenty of relevant TV channels.

We stayed one night. The rooms were clean enough, the food was good, and the Wi-Fi connection was solid. Everything was okay.

The staff were nice, but that didn't make up for the room problems. The walls had cracks, one of the bedside lamps didn't work, the AC was broken, and the bathroom lighting was poor. The rooms were otherwise okay. We stayed for one night, which was more than enough. The food was disgusting and cold, and they know it, since there's a microwave right by the buffet. Besides water and watered-down wine in dirty glasses, even a small drink cost 3 euros.