Cuevas Pedro Antonio de Alarcon

Staying in a comfortable cave was an interesting experience, and the owners were friendly and helpful. The room was a little shabby, but it suited my needs and felt fairly priced. There was plenty of space, the small kitchen area came in handy, the bathroom was adequate, and the bed was very comfortable. I could hear traffic from the main road, but it wasn’t loud enough to disturb my sleep. My motorcycle had safe parking too.

We spent seven nights in #18 and would happily have stayed longer. It was a comfortable size, with a full bed, sitting room, kitchen, and bathroom. There are caves with one, two, or even three bedrooms, and some have lovely terraces. #11 looks great, and room #20 is the one with the jacuzzi. The accommodations feel very authentic, the staff are wonderful, and there’s a pool and restaurant on site. Check-in and check-out were easy. If you’ve never tried a cave house, this is a great place to do it. Highly recommend!

The restaurant was disorganized, and the food was unremarkable. Whoever was cooking seemed to have little sense of flavor or quantity. The room was another story: a beautiful cocoon set inside a cave, overlooking the city. It was basic but surprisingly comfortable, with a cozy abuela style. A magical and unusual place to stay.

We never stayed here, but ate at the restaurant three times. The food was hearty and tasty, and the staff very friendly. Service was very slow one evening, but they brought us a second tapa while we waited.