Cartagena Hotel Guide - Cronista Isidoro Valverde hotels in Cartagena, Spain.

"The room didn’t have window, ac wasn’t working properly. "

"It was noisy outside window - maybe reglazing would help?.... "

"Great hotel, very easy to get anywhere. Be aware that the car park access is by a car elevator which is only suitable for small cars!"

"Locating the front door to the property was difficult and getting into the property was near impossible. The passcode to the apartment was incorrect and the owner did not respond to our messages or phone calls. We were standing outside the apartment door for at least 20 minutes. (Fortunately, a neighbor gave us a telephone number for the owner which was answered and the passcode was changed so we could enter.) The 2 bedroom/ 2 bath apartment was renovated and clean with minor issues. (Kitchen...

"The bathroom could have a plastic shower curtain to avoid water all over the place and a bottles holder."

"Nice apartment, is very central . In walking distance of all amenaties. Is also in a pedestranised area. Very nice for a short stay."

"Not noisy but poor communication with property manager, no email received, place was dirty. Plus side was quiet and there was a washer, which was the main reason we picked the place."

"Very dark room but only there to sleep so fine. "

"Beautiful hotel, very enjoyable stay."

"Hotel is a smart ,welcoming value for money stay. Always like staying here whilst visiting family."

"Location is perfect, hotel is quiet comfortable and clean. Staff are friendly and helpful."

"Lovely hotel Will definitely recommend & return "

"Ona Las Lomas Manga Club appears to be past its prime and has been superseded by other properties in the greater La Manga Club area. However, it was quiet (seemed almost dead/deserted), the staff were friendly, and the pool was nice. Note that there is no WiFi. We were able to drive over to La Manga Club to enjoy dinner at one of the restaurants and avail ourselves of the grocery store there. After a week and a half of traveling throughout Spain, it was strange to encounter an area where almost...