Hotel Best Auto Hogar

The hotel was well located near the metro and many places to eat. The room was a good size with a fridge, coffee making facilities and good air conditioning. Parking was tight, but there were plenty of spaces. I was not warned that the Tour de France would stop me getting to the parking for 4 hours. The first day we had breakfast it was charged to my card in £ (they didn't ask or tell me), so 2 breakfasts cost me over 26€ instead of 24€. When I realised that I had forgotten a cable for my computer, the receptionist tried to find one to lend me (couldn't because it was an old type), so suggested a shop where I might get one. I got a cable - disaster averted. On the day we left, the bigger lift had stopped working. The smaller one was labelled as suitable for 5 people, but if 3 slim people got in an alarm sounded. We had to make 3 trips (1 person +an item of luggage) to get down from floor 7. Check in and departure were efficient. So some good and some bad experiences.

Gym is obviously very small, only elliptical, bike, and couple of machines no free weight dumb bells or treadmill. Breakfast was pretty good although could have more variety, sometimes eggs were a bit gelled, not many options for meat or cheese. The only other thing was that when the air conditioning was used it made the whole room smell like sulfur, I don't know if this is just because the A/C unit is not used a lot or it was a mechanical issue. We would come back to the room after being out all day (not using the air) and it would still have a smell in the room after returning.

Stayed one night for the next day cruise. Perfect location for the purpose. Suggestion to cruisers: walk to the port or else you are going miss your cruise because of the terrible traffic unless you give yourself plenty of time ahead.

It was a nice stat staff were lovely and only a walk away from centre