Hotel Inglés

Located in a landmark building from 1886, this traditional red-brick hotel (where, among past literary and musical international visitors, Virginia Woolf used to stay) overlooks a narrow street lined with bars and tascas. The well-maintained rooms are contemporarily furnished and come in a variety of shapes -- mostly small, some in the back are quite dark -- with compact bathrooms with shower stalls. The lobby is air-conditioned, but guest rooms are not (though they benefit from the effective heating during cold winter months). In summer, however, guests who open their windows at night often get some noise from the narrow Echegaray Street and the enclosed courtyard, so light sleepers beware (bring earplugs just in case). The service, though a trifle impersonal, is informed and efficient.

Facilities:
Cafeteria; bar; babysitting; conference facilities; health club; room service

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