Watch your luggage and bring earplugs. Just north of the Alameda, the present building dates from the 1780s, although originally it was a sixteenth-century Augustinian wayhouse. The cool, central patio houses a restaurant and a coffee house seemingly a million miles from the bustle of the Alameda.
Facilities are generally very good, although perhaps a little overpriced.
Beautifully decorated interior and a warm family atmosphere. On a quiet square, and with a good restaurant, it's the very best in the area for the price. TV in each room. Clean rooms, though small and a bit dark, but good.