Hotel Inglés

Frommer's Review

You'll find this little hotel (where Virginia Woolf used to stay) on a central street lined with tascas. Behind the red-brick facade is a modern, impersonal hotel with contemporary, well-maintained rooms. The lobby is air-conditioned, but guest rooms are not; guests who open their windows at night are likely to hear noise from the enclosed courtyard, so light sleepers beware. Rooms come in a variety of shapes, most of them small, and some in the back are quite dark. Tiled bathrooms are cramped but tidily maintained, with shower stalls.

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

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