Hacienda las tres niñas

Perfect location for our family trip. Spacious, spotless rooms. The swimming pool was a great way to relax & enjoy the sunshine.

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It was an amazing place to stay. The room we had was really nice. It included a small fridge, tea and coffee making facilities and it was air conditioned. The bed was really comfortable and the bathroom was exceptionally well presented including a bath and double sinks. The pool was clean and warm with plenty of sun beds and cushions. Valerie and her staff were very polite and catered for our every need. Breakfast was taken on the terrace and it was fresh and plentiful. A thoroughly enjoyable stay.

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If you stay here, you won’t be lacking anything. It’s a beautiful boutique hotel with great attention to detail. The rooms are immaculate, very clean and the breakfast is delicious! The staff are also incredibly friendly and welcoming. A 10/10 experience!

Beautiful pool and landscaped gardens set among olive groves sometimes grazed by sheep. Lovely heathland walks into the only high ground in the area with views over the vast flatness of the plains, Seville, and coastal marshland. The striking, quirky, rather kitsch (eg., artificial plants on central dry fountain/pool), but interesting take on traditional hacienda with Moorish influence; central court and atrium lined with modern French artworks and objets. Generous amount of freshly squeezed orange juice and yoghurt at breakfast; eggs and pancakes on request. Comfortable and traditionally furnished bedroom with luxurous ensuite.

Lack of information on local facilities, walks, transport, anything, and no reception or sign of any staff to ask during the day, though hostess Valerie said she was "always at the end of her phone". Breakfast was served outside whatever the weather - and unfortunately, it was unseasonably cold, occasionally wet and windy (though under cover from rain). Guests had to find extra layers of clothing. Small amount of toasted half rolls/bread served too soon and was cold by the time needed. Only cereal option was a muesli thick with dried fruit and coconut. Choice of fresh fruit, such as bananas, fresh bread and patisserie would have been preferable to the obligatory plate of cured meats and hard cheese.