Hotel Rural Costa Salada

“Off the beaten track.... and then some.....”

When you get there, this is a lovely spot. Great views of the ocean, cosy rooms, and a nice restaurant. Attentive service from a dedicated team. The experience is spoiled a bit by the drive down through derelict market gardens, with netting blowing in the wind. But if you don't mind that, just lo… Plus

When you get there, this is a lovely spot. Great views of the ocean, cosy rooms, and a nice restaurant. Attentive service from a dedicated team. The experience is spoiled a bit by the drive down through derelict market gardens, with netting blowing in the wind. But if you don't mind that, just look out to sea....

Moins

“Don't look until you get there”

Arriving at this small (12-room) family hotel is a joy, after the acres of plastic flapping above rundown fruit farms: before you, the vast rolling Atlantic, below, the hotel perched above the waves. Friendly and efficient staff who serve a delicious breakfast and, on request, plain but tasty and g… Plus

Arriving at this small (12-room) family hotel is a joy, after the acres of plastic flapping above rundown fruit farms: before you, the vast rolling Atlantic, below, the hotel perched above the waves. Friendly and efficient staff who serve a delicious breakfast and, on request, plain but tasty and good value dinners. A room overlooking the ocean is a must, though the rooms are dark.The swimming pool is clean and well-arranged above the ocean. Within easy driving distance a few shops and restaurants, and walks.

Moins

“Stunning Location”

If you love the sound of crashing waves, the ever changing, mesmeric vista of the ocean and a feeling of being on the edge of the world, then this hotel will satisfy your senses. Its chief selling point is a unique location, right on the ocean. Choose a room with a balcony and fall asleep to the so… Plus

If you love the sound of crashing waves, the ever changing, mesmeric vista of the ocean and a feeling of being on the edge of the world, then this hotel will satisfy your senses. Its chief selling point is a unique location, right on the ocean. Choose a room with a balcony and fall asleep to the sounds of the sea...bliss! Take a good book and someone you love and its heaven. The outside areas are well tended, and although we didn’t use the pool it looked lovely, as did the jacuzzi. Breakfasts were self-service with plenty of choice. Dinner is basic fare but at 15€ pp inc wine, it’s churlish to complain and, it was all perfectly edible (nice house salad). Pleasant service from the waiting staff too and some of the tables have direct view on the ocean. I wouldn’t recommend the hotel for those with limited mobility as it’s quite an uphill hike to the car park. The hinterland is unattractive - this area is predominantly market gardening on an industrial scale, so once beyond the hotel you are surrounded by breeze block concrete walls and flapping plastic sheets which protect the plantations - it’s not pretty. But once you’re in the hotel grounds, the views out over the Atlantic are breathtaking. We loved it.

Moins