Oropesa del Mar Hotel Guide. Hotels in Oropesa Del Mar Old Town, Oropesa del Mar, Spain

"1 night stay doing a road trip - wished we had booked for longer "

"Excellent staff. Nicely updated decor. Great location at the Port."

"I love the staff here. Great location and easy to get to everywhere. The only thing missing is a swimming pool"

"Great Gem"

"Easy hotel to stay at if you are to be close to transportation"

"Stayed here with a friend during the Benicassim FIB festival. The hotel itself is very nice - newly refurbished and very modern and clean looking. The rooms are spacious and there is a water dispenser on each level near the lift which is helpful. As other reviews have said, there is no door to the bathroom area - so just be aware of that. If you stay in the other side of the room it's impossible to see the other person so in theory it's OK. Interestingly, the mirror near the entrance to the room allows you to see into the bathroom mirror and, in theory see someone in the shower... Beds were nice and comfy and the sea view is worth the extra in my opinion as you can sit and watch the world go by outside (although the slightly old looking hotel opposite does spoil the view somewhat). The aircon works well and the rooms have good blackout blinds to keep it dark when trying to sleep. I never noticed any sound from other rooms which is good. One thing to note is the public transport in this area is very poor. We were expecting to be able to rent bikes (or a car) directly from the hotel (as per their official website) but you can't. There is even a bike rental stand outside the hotel but you need to be a Spanish resident to register on the app. There is a bus stop a short 2 min walk from the hotel but the buses don't run very late sadly. All hotel staff were very helpful & polite and helped us book taxis where required. Taxis in the area are limited though so book in advance!"

"They are owned by Romanians with respective design choices - very cheap furnishings, hanging cables, unclean halls. Guard dogs take the ground floor and roam under the balconies gazing at the guests with funny looks. Food is very limited, overpriced, and extremely salty. The staff looks at the guests with a strange suspicion, which doesn't inspire confidence."