Crisol Monasterio de San Miguel

This hotel is very nice, stayed here with my son — we've enjoyed the pool, food in the restaurant and welcoming and hospital staff. This is an old building so you can observe cracks on the ceiling or somewhat old facilities in the bathroom, but overall it was all ok! There was no lunch option, so we had to order smth as in general restaurants were closed for siesta. In 2 min there is a bus stop to go to beaches, trip takes 10-15 minutes. The inner pool is nice and clean as well

Excellent value stay in this beautiful & interesting building. What a privilege! Beautiful furnishings in the communal areas on the ground floor. The swimming pool was fabulous & having our parking included in the rate for our booking was a bonus. The location was good being near the train station and a 15min to the main town centre. Our room was spacious with a comfortable chair, a 2nd chair & desk as well as a balcony and an outdoor table & chairs. Bathroom was good. Fabulous spot for sundowners sitting on the deck, overlooking the swimming pool. We would stay again.

We chose to stay here as the historic nature of the hotel appealed to us. It's a lovely building and our room was very comfortable with a balcony overlooking the pool. There were plenty of sun loungers though as we arrived early evening, we didn't get to have a swim before the sun went behind the building (c. 6.30pm in June). Parking nearby in the Interparking underground car park was only 9.95 euros for 24hrs. We didn't book breakfast, and the cafe/bar area is only open from 4pm to 10.30pm so quite limited. We found some great restaurants nearby (La Bodeguilla was fabulous!) and took the car out each day to go to Valdegrana beach - 8 min drive (as they have sun loungers and umbrellas to rent (12 euros by one chiringuito bar and 17 euros on the other). Would visit again if we were over that side of Spain.

A beautiful old monastery to stay in. Wonderful building to walk around and get lost in. All of our group were happy with the stay there. Some had breakfast and were very impressed with it too. Rooms are old-fashioned, but that's part of the charm - just something to be aware of when booking.

The hotel is obviously steeped in the history of its past, with numerous halls which are used as conference rooms or various dining rooms . The hotel is more of a business hotel than a holiday hotel which suited us fine but might not be for everyone . I wouldn't recommend the hotel for families with children ....I can't recall seeing anyone under 35 at all. The hotel has been carefully and tastefully adapted from its former life and a lot of the monastery feel still remains . The location is really good and the car parking is an absolute must...you will not park much cheaper anywhere...be warned. The staff were as you would expect for a business Hotel...professional without being over friendly .