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07 September 2017
Quite a cramped up place with no airconditioning.Very hot and uncomfortable during summer months.Quality of bed and pillows average.Home made breakfast was ok.No tea coffee kit in room.No iron in room.This place is ok for a night.Basic facilities.Swimming pool is like a big bath .2 people max can take a dip.No bar as mentioned a cramped up lounge.
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02 November 2016
Excellent work! Great rooms! Great hosts
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23 July 2016
Buen lugar, aparcamiento en los alrededores imposible
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15 May 2016
Really civilised place to stay in this lovely Andalucian hilltop village within easy reach of all the local restaurants and day-trip attractions such as the Cathedral in Cordoba and the Picasso museum in Malaga. when you are not just hanging out by the pool or trekking in the really spectacular gorges, lakes and mountain terrain. We were extremely unlucky to bring the Irish weather to Malaga for the duration of a 4 day visit, but I imagine we would not have moved far from Almohalla had the sun shone. Hosts Myles and David are incredibly relaxed but organised, and while this is an intimate space, privacy and friendship come in exactly the right balance. You can understand why they have assimilated so well with their Spanish neighbours. A holiday here feels like a proper escape with authentic ambience, Spanish style, and delicious local ingredients in breakfasts and so on. Definitely want to go back. Thank you Myles and David.
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12 May 2016
Have just spent 4 nights at Almoholla 51with a group of girlfriends, who only get to see each other every so often, all looking to get away for a quick reunion "break in the sun." The Spanish weather let us down abominably, but otherwise we had an amazing time, due to our hosts' outstanding hospitality. Myles and David have created a lovely space, which feels like home from home (if your home happens to be beautifully comfortable tasteful fusion of modern and ethnic, with an abundance of interesting art and fabrics.) We were lucky enough to have the whole space to ourselves and they were extremely tolerant of our shrieking and laughing at various times of the day and night. Much of what we had planned to do was cancelled due to the poor weather, and they were brilliant at helping us come up with alternative plans, providing us with maps and advice every day. Breakfast was delicious, fresh and made to order and they cooked us a first class supper one night as an alternative to going out to eat. The house was beautifully clean, with everything serviced daily, and the outside area would clearly have been an idyllic place to relax and eat if the conditions hadn't been diluvian. Cannot recommend this place highly enough, and cannot wait to go back.
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23 August 2014
This is a great little 6 room thoughtfully and lovingly restored spanish town house now a small hotel. It has a small plunge pool on the terrace to read your book by and have a beer from the honesty bar.Quiet and relaxing with unobtrusive service from the guys who own it.
The village has about a dozen bars /restaurants that open according to day, season or mood but you will always find some gem.you pretty much can't find bad food or wine and really inexpensive.
So if you fancy just being part os an Andalusian village for a break this is your place, once relaxed it is perfectly placed for touring to Cordoba, Servile or Granada. For me just a small fino por vavour
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