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08 December 2017
Friends of mine who live in Tangier go to Tarifa and now prefer to stay at the beautiful old La Sacristia. This place is in the old town in an ancient building that has been lovingly restored. The public rooms are very comfortable and luxurious, with a combination of modern furniture and antiques and art works throughout.
The location is quiet and you can easily walk to this place from the port of Tarifa. La Sacristia serves a special breakfast for non-guests for 8 Euros. It is not the cheapest place by any means, but it is not overpriced and well worth trying. The overall atmosphere is Old World Charm. You may also sit outside surrounded by plants and enjoy a coffee or cocktail.response / report this review -
20 September 2017
Cosy hotel, super central. A bit of noise late evenings. Modest breakfast and some issues with the water on the top floor ( stopped while in shower). But a great experience.
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18 September 2017
Beautiful space, low prices. Will love to come back
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26 March 2017
Great place at the heart of Tarifa. You have access to the whole town on foot. Very good for relaxing and chilling! Staff is very friendly and professional. I definitely would come here again. The room was very comfortable and the building is really amazing; is a roman column renovated marvelously.
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14 March 2017
Lovely place with great atmosphere and drinks.
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26 November 2016
Great place to stay. It's an old sacristy made boutique hotel. The rooms have big beds and comfortable. The staff are extra friendly and will help with anything you need.
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04 November 2012
My stay at La Sacrista was the icing on the cake of my trip to Spain. Not only were last minute reservations available, but the room was reasonably priced for its location; in easy walking distance to the beach, bus station and the ferry. The staff were very accommodating; even the owners of the La Sacristia were more than happy to assist us with our travel needs. Everyone was very friendly and helpful; they helped arrange our tour to Morocco, provided us with our dining needs or recommendations to local restaurants. I was absolutely blown away when on my day of departure, the front desk was momentarily unmanned and one of the owners - seeming like another guest, sitting at a table in the sunshine enjoying his cappuccino and the paper - simply rose from his seat to call me a cab. He was oh so helpful, wonderfully friendly, and I had no idea until well into the conversation he was one of the three who had invested his past, present and future into the success of the hotel; and a Mid-Atlantic US original!! I enjoyed our conversation up until the moment our cab arrived, and I certainly recommend Posada La Sacristia to any future traveler.
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13 September 2012
Excellent hotel in the center of town that is hidden behind the main street so its not as noisy. By far the best hotel in town if you want something more refined. This is not a low end location, and the amenities are not intended for a group of guys on their "stag night", it is more for couples. Most rooms have windows with flowing sheer curtains that sway in with the breeze. Rooms are too small for families, but by far the best hotel we stayed at in 6 days of traveling the andulusian coast. We really enjoyed our stay there, their breakfast was nice, the lobby was inviting. I really can't say enough.
Room #2 is a corner room with 2 balcony style windows. (its 2 or 3.)response / report this review
