Albariza Hotel Boutique

This boutique hotel is very well managed, ideally situated in the historic part of the city, very friendly and helpful staff, clean and beautiful decorated and at last but not least : a very good breakfast. Highly recommended for a comfortable stay in Sanlucar de Barrameda ! We enjoyed our stay together with friends from october the 3rd until sunday the 6th 2024. Marc & Bertha

Just returned from 3 lovely days in this delightful boutique hotel. We stayed in the junior suite on the 2nd floor which was very tastefully furnished in a minimalistic way as is the whole hotel which is just 2 years old and owned by a lovely couple who restored it from a derelict wreck and had no previous experience in hospitality. They have learnt the business very quickly and have hand picked excellent staff especially Maria, Bea and Gonazola who all became our friends and looked after our every need. The hotel is well placed very close to the town centre, beach and bario alto all of which are essential to visit during your stay. Maria and Bea booked some great restaurants for us but this being October, many were closed for holidays. The town centre is really busy and although the Calle Bolsa, where the Albariza is located, is a bit run down, things are improving with other restoration projects underway, probably due to the presence of this lovely hotel. Breakfast and drinks are served in the courtyard by the ever helpful staff and you can order whatever you like! Sanlucar is the real authentic Spanish experience with little english spoken, but all the better for it. A far cry from the Costa Del Sol and with prices perhaps half you might pay there. The seafood is a specialty and excellent. Try not to take a big car as the streets are really narrow but there is discounted parking in the large undergound car park nearby. We loved the whole experience of the hotel and the town and will be back as soon as we can!

We had a superior room for 7 nights. Had to ask lor fresh bed linen after 4 nights. Hotel seems to be run by receptionists ? The only one capable and efficient is Tete. When Tete was not there, it was chaos, breskfast was hit and miss. If this hotel wants to attract english customers they need to do much more. I would like a breakfast menu, not to guess. I would also like an english speaking news channel on tv. Otherwise it was nice, but quite expensive.