Ramales de la Victoria Hotel Guide - Covalanas Cave hotels in Ramales de la Victoria, Spain.

"Wonderful huge room with balcony helpful staff good dinner and excellent breakfast on site secure parking. Thoroughly recommend."

"Clean and spacious room."

"Hotel beautiful and the staff very friendly. Our room with the sea view was unexpected but absolutely amazing. The only thing was that there no facilities to make tea and coffee in the room. There was a vending machine in the lobby which we were advised was free to use but unfortunately it was out of order for the entire time of our trip."

"Excelente estadía. Atencion inpecable"

"Too many people at Breakfast. Only one coffee machine. Very high price for a room for the night."

"The apartment hotel is in a great location, and is modern in design. We experienced a few faults in our stay - the WiFi didn’t work the first night, and we couldn’t have a hot shower on our last day. We also moved rooms, as our room smelt of drains - we were moved into a smaller room where the issue persisted. The first room also had shampoo that smelt of sulphur! Overall the hotel was ok, the location made the property being so close to the restaurant district and within walking distance to the beach. The complimentary breakfast was a nice addition, and being able to use a umberella (because let’s face it you’ll need one.) But the rooms being open with the toilet shower etc was not something I would enjoy to stay in again."

"Beautiful property with an amazing view over the port."

"Hotel Chiqui sits in a unique position at the end of a beautiful stretch of beach and we had a wonderful week long stay. From the first moment the staff were friendly and attentive and spoke such good English my efforts on Duolingo were pointless! The hotel is modern and clean and the infinity pool is a bonus, with a shallow (waist deep) side suitable for leisurely swims and the remainder is ankle deep with 2 sunbeds to dry off on. Our room was comfortable and spotless with a balcony looking over the pool and beyond to the beach and the peninsula opposite. Breakfast is a Continental buffet so don't go expecting a full english. There is plenty of everything and it's fresh. There wasn't much within walking distance to amble to for dinner etc but the city centre is just a cheap bus ride away and if not there are 2 little supermarkets to get snacks and a bottle of wine. We ate in the Panorama restaurant at the hotel on our last evening and the food was excellent. Be prepared for a QR code for a translation of the menu (Google Translate had turned 'mature beef' into 'old cow') but the language barrier again was not a problem. This is a lovely part of the world, away from the touristy areas of the southern Spainish coast and Hotel Chiqui is a perfect spot to explore the area from. Highly recommend."

"Friendly stuff. Clean room. Giid value for price. "