Algeciras Hotel Guide - Maria Cristina Park hotels in Algeciras, Spain.

"I stayed in Algeciras as a base for visiting Gibraltar. (Algeciras is not a destination I would otherwise have visited.) I obtained my room at this historic 4* hotel, set in its own parkland, at an unbelievably reasonable rate, cheaper than other 1* and 2* hotels in other cities in Andalusia, with the excellent breakfast included in the price. An equivalent hotel in Gibraltar itself would be three times the cost, so would recommend visitors wishing to see Gibraltar to stay here. An easy walk to the bus station where a local bus runs regularly to the border, taking around 40 minutes. Did not use the indoor or outdoor swimming pools. The room and bathroom were spotlessly clean and spacious, with the furniture giving it a period feel. Unfortunately, when I tried to hang my jacket in the wardrobe, the whole rail collapsed. The hangars were unable to take my jacket's weight. I had single occupancy of a twin room. There was no seat at the desk, with one easy chair the other side of the room. These two small problems are the only things needing improvement. Would stay again, as Algeciras is also a good base for visiting Tarifa."

"Very friendly and good service"

"Efficiently checked in by very attractive receptionist who could be a contestant for the Miss Andalucia contest The hotel is in the same building as the bus station so it’s very convenient for the bus to and from Lalinea and the border crossing into Gibraltar. Also less than 10 minutes walk to the ferry terminal. Very good, very comfortable reasonably priced hotel in a provincial town"

"Great steak"

"We very much enjoyed our stay. Thank you!"

"Good stay near train station. Could see the Rock of Gibraltar from our room. Simple, but nice. "

"Great value for money. Not really close to any restaurants but had a good gym and served a purpose for us. "

"Location easy access and onsite parking "

"The Hotel was spotless all staff very friendly and helpful Would definitely stay again Nothing is too much trouble"