Bajo el Ciruelo

The little houses look nice, and I really liked their layout. It was also a very quiet, private place, which I loved. If you want to be somewhere with no contact with other people, give it a try. Based on my other stays, though, I'd rate the value 6 out of 10. There's no pool in use, despite the pictures showing an old, unused one. The service also isn't very direct. I expected more from a mini-house, especially since I'm paying for comfort. The kitchen wasn't in the same room, as I've found in many other places, and though they provide water jugs, there's no easy way to pour a glass. The garden is neglected, and the small parking lot is full of dead weeds they use as a dump. When there are lots of cars, they have to call you when other guests leave so you can get out. I stayed in house 1. The bed sits right in front of the room, and the curtains don't close properly, so a partner might feel uncomfortable being watched. The TV gets no channels and they don't provide streaming services. If you have Netflix, you're fine, otherwise you're out of luck. I don't usually watch TV, but I like to put something on when I relax. The biggest thing to know is that if you use orthopedic beds, this could be perfect for you. Otherwise, you might suffer like I did. I couldn't sleep either of my two nights because the bed was rock hard and the pillows were small and very thin. I'm sharing how it was for me, and I know others may feel differently.