Tejeda Hotel Guide - Dulceria Nublo hotels in Tejeda, Spain.

"A spectacular setting with incredible views. The room was a little tired and needs attention especially given the cost to stay - a which superior one with its own balcony . The lounge was a lovely cosy place to sit and relax, especially when the open fire was lit. However as there was no access to easily order a drink, the room was empty. Such a shame. We had to go to the cafe, sit at a table (no ordering from the bar - so had to wait until a table was free), order drinks in a queue, get the drink and then take it to the lounge! As residents there should have been some provision for ordering a drink. Very archaic! The food in the restaurant was very good but the menu never changed the entire stay which resulted in us eating things we didn't want or duplicating ones we had already tried. The spa is expensive for what it is and small though the view from the infinity pool and jacuzzi was amazing. €5 to purchase mandatory flip flops was a waste of time as they were never used. Finally the staff - oh dear! Unfriendly at best - just going through the motions. A few adjustments could make this the amazing place even more amazing."

"Great place to chill out after a day's exploring of the amazing surrounding landscape. Loved the view across the valley and to the surrounding peaks. Enjoyed the amusement of the two roosters who visited us every morning and tried to join us for breakfast. "

"Clean room, friendly staff and comfortable bed. We took the half board option- evening meal was great. "

"We had a wonderful two week stay in this beautiful villa. The villa was very clean and had everything we needed. Javier was very helpful to us. Stunning views in a peaceful idyllic location. We would recommend to anyone. "

"The terrace has spectacular views, Eva our host was lovely and very helpful and the breakfasts were delicious. The downsides were the bed could have been more comfortable and because at night there is only one bar/restaurant open in Tejede English language television in our room would have been welcome."