\nAlfareria 59, Triana, Seville, 41010 ES<\/p>\n
The Good:<\/p>\n
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- Location in Triana, an easy walk to Real Alc\u00e1zar, Seville Cathedral, ceramics shops, the old city (Santa Cruz)<\/li>\n
- Hosts Carlo and Rosa were spectacular. Each is fluent in several languages and is happy to help with directions, suggestions, calling cabs, bus schedules, etc.<\/li>\n
- Rooms were comfortable and well equipped<\/li>\n
- Breakfast was a treat–many local specialties (especially cheeses, confections, and meats), fruits, and fresh squeezed orange juice<\/li>\n
- Excellent wifi connection throughout<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The Bad:<\/p>\n
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- Nothing at all. Highly recommended.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Ronda<\/h2>\n
El Poeta de Ronda<\/a>\u00a0(hotel)
\nTenorio, 1, Ronda, 29400 ES<\/p>\nThe Good:<\/p>\n
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- Extraordinarily beautiful and comfortable rooms. Felt like staying in a museum.<\/li>\n
- Very quiet at all hours.<\/li>\n
- Convenient location half a block from La Puente Nueve<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The Bad:<\/p>\n
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- Wifi was a bit wonky. Had we stayed longer this would have been a problem.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Granada<\/h2>\n
Casa Bombo<\/a>\u00a0B&B
\nCalle Aljibe de Trillo, 22, 18010 Granada ES<\/p>\nThe Good:<\/p>\n
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- Location in the Albayzin (old Moorish quarter) with a direct view of Alhambra from the deck and from some rooms. (Ours was one. Spring for the extra bucks for a view room and fall asleep looking at the Alhambra.)<\/li>\n
- Patio and deck were lavishly furnished with pillows and mattresses, places to eat, and a small swimming pool<\/li>\n
- Lots of common areas, including access to the kitchen if you want to cook.<\/li>\n
- Alexandra and the other hosts were pleasant and very helpful with directions and suggestions<\/li>\n
- Excellent wifi connections<\/li>\n
- Good breakfasts. Especially if you take them on the patio in the shadow of the Alhambra…<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The Bad:<\/p>\n
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- If you don’t like long, steep uphill walks through narrow cobblestone streets, Casa Bombo might not be for you. The Albayzin is a crazy quilt of streets, houses, caf\u00e9s, and shops with surprises around every corner. We loved it and would stay there again in a heartbeat. But if you can’t (or won’t) climb the equivalent of 25 or so flights of stairs in a day, look elsewhere. Buses and taxis cannot navigate to the facility, although taxis can get within a few blocks. You’ll still end up walking.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/a>The view from the patio<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n <\/p>\n
Madrid<\/h2>\n
- If you don’t like long, steep uphill walks through narrow cobblestone streets, Casa Bombo might not be for you. The Albayzin is a crazy quilt of streets, houses, caf\u00e9s, and shops with surprises around every corner. We loved it and would stay there again in a heartbeat. But if you can’t (or won’t) climb the equivalent of 25 or so flights of stairs in a day, look elsewhere. Buses and taxis cannot navigate to the facility, although taxis can get within a few blocks. You’ll still end up walking.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
- Wifi was a bit wonky. Had we stayed longer this would have been a problem.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
- Nothing at all. Highly recommended.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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