Gibraltar Hotel Guide - Trafalgar Cemetery hotels in Gibraltar, Gibraltar.

"Excellent and beautiful view"

"This was my second visit to this gem in Gibraltar. We stayed for 3 night over Easter, staying in a room with a terrace and views over the bay. I love the appearance of the hotel, the warm welcome, the location overlooking the Botanical Gardens, the swimming pool and the excellent food. The restaurant offered a wide choice of breakfast items, and a reasonably broad dinner menu. Unlike the last time I was here in 2014, the room safe was free to use - a big step forward. On arrival we noticed that the floor of our room felt gritty underfoot. Although we asked housekeeping to vacuum the floor the next time they were in, this didn’t happen. In every other way the housekeeping was good: replacing the towels, making the bed, etc. But the floor still felt like it needed a good vacuuming / mopping. Overall, I still love this hotel and plan to return in the near future."

"staff where excellent and very friendly rooms a bit dated but clean and tidy breakfast was basic but was fine.the pool area was nice and inclosed great sun trap."

"Check in was easy. communication with the property was flawless. excellent location. large comfortable property. Plenty of dining options within short walking distance. Already booked for later in the year"

"Great Location in the centre of things with easy access to all the attractions. We liked the quirky nature of the apartment."

"Great location in the centre of town, great ambiance with the noise of a Mediterranean town centre around but relatively quiet at night. Restaurants, coffee shops, convenience stores and supermarkets are minutes walk away. The main bus station is 5 mins walk. All in all I couldn’t think of a better place to stay. Host team were helpful and communicative. We had no issues with anything."

"A lovely apartment located in a central position."

"Centrally located. Great to have an elevator. Spacious. Convenient to many attractions and steps to Main Street. Responsive hosts. "