Apartamentos Fuente La Raja

Good value for the money, and there's plenty of room with decent facilities. The bedrooms upstairs get incredibly hot since the air conditioning is only in the living room. Supplies were sparse for six people staying five nights, just four toilet rolls and one kitchen towel.

The dining area felt cramped for six. Only three people fit on the sofa, and getting someone a seat meant shifting the whole table. The TV signal was unreliable for long stretches, and the air conditioning kept turning cold every few minutes instead of working properly. There was no wardrobe in one bedroom, which made staying several days chaotic. Even a fabric one would help. The bathrooms didn't match the photos, and there wasn't a hairdryer, a real issue in winter. Cooking was difficult too. The kitchen had no oven, some hob rings only worked partly, and the biggest one didn't work at all. There wasn't even oil. The water heater leaked gas and switched off at random, and if you showered near the end, the water was guaranteed to be cold. A pretty bad experience, especially in winter. I wouldn't recommend it.

The terrace had a big table with six chairs, and the apartment itself was very cozy. It was new and had a fully equipped kitchen, internet, a shower, double beds and two sofa beds. Air conditioning was in both bedrooms and the living room. It sleeps six and is 1 km from Cazorla. Just be aware it's on the second floor and there's no elevator. Otherwise, no complaints. I'll definitely come back.

The woman who welcomed us was really attentive and friendly. The apartment works for a weekend, but I wouldn't stay longer. There's almost no soundproofing, so at night we could hear the road and the neighbors, including toilets flushing. The kitchen has just a weak two-burner hob. I don't recommend it.