Cabañas Los Adobes

The location is a plus, just three blocks from the center. The cabin fronts look nice, but the cabins are so close together that there isn’t much privacy. There’s no living or dining room, so a family can only gather at the garden table outside, unless it’s raining. The pretty stone floor makes the place feel cold. Hot water barely lasts for two people before it’s practically gone, and all the cobwebs in the corners made me feel uneasy about insects. It felt almost like a Temu cabin.

It’s a good spot close to the center, and the cabins are comfortable overall. They’re a little small, but that was fine. The one issue was the door to the second room, which had a gap letting cold air in. Otherwise, everything was good.

For the price, I’m sure you can find better options, though the location is convenient, only a few blocks from the main square. The small cabin is laid out well and fits five people easily. It has a refrigerator, gas stove, blender, sink, dishes, pots and pans, cable TV, and free Wi-Fi. But the shower had no hot water, a broken bedroom window let in spiders and insects, and the door was sagging with its bolts coming loose. The worst thing was that nobody was ever at reception and calls went unanswered. We only saw someone when we arrived. The rules are all well and good, but someone should be left in charge. There was just one measly roll of toilet paper. Luckily, there’s a grocery store across the street. I’d recommend it for the location, but not for the price.

It’s a small but well-designed space with the basics you need to stay. My cabin had one bedroom with two double beds, plus another sleeping area in the loft above the living room. That loft was the warmest part of the whole cabin. The entrance flooring looks very nice, but I think the bathroom would be better with tile instead of the same flooring. It could also use windows that open on the side facing the street. I’d recommend it for an overnight stay, but not for hosting a gathering.