Hotel Zerbinetta

Amazing views and is also dogs friendly!

Das Abendessen war sehr gut und der Gesamtpreis sehr günstig. Es gibt genügend Parkplätze vor dem Hotel und die Aussicht ist sehr schön

Der Pool wurde geschlossen. Im Internet stand noch das dies erst im Oktober sein würde. Aber auch wenn er offen gehabt hätte wäre dies nur von 10-12 Uhr gewesen. Uns scheint es als ob der Pool nicht genutzt werden soll. Es gibt keinen Balkon oder eine andere Möglichkeit vor Ort zu entspannen. Das Frühstück hatte sehr wenig Auswahl. Kaum Obst ( dieses noch nicht reif und nicht aufgeschnitten) kein Gemüse und keine Vollkorn Produkte. Kein Quark oder Joghurt und keine Eierspeisen.

Fantastic location especially for people who enjoy hiking or short walks in the countryside and awesome views

WiFi connection very weak

The location was priceless; in one direction there were the magnificent snowcapped mountains, in the other the valley with the city of Granada in full sunlight. The look of the hotel was marvellous and very inviting. The room was really nice and had a lovely sitting corner, the size of the room was definitely a plus.

Where to start? - heating / AC was not working properly - bathroom: towels are not of good quality, after a shower you still feel wet when you have used the towels. - restaurant: what restaurant? when ordering pizza, we were never told how big the pizza would be. I could only eat 2 pieces, the other 6 slices, I had to leave them behind. The revuelto had no taste; suggestion to the chef: please fry the mushrooms first before throwing them into the omelet and please add salt and pepper. It was very bland. - breakfast: very basic, either supersized croissants or very small pre-packed ones. For a Spanish hotel, you would expect the jamon (ham) to be of excellent quality and taste. Well, the ham was really lacking taste unfortunately. No toaster, no extra's, and there was nobody around except for the gentleman who was running the breakfast. - Staff: we got the impression that the staff wanted to go home asap (in the evening), as there was a gathering of Spanish who probably all knew each other, including the staff. But also the lack of English speaking was quite striking. Fortunately, I speak Spanish, but my wife doesn't, so I had to translate everything for her.