Compare and book 2 Star hotels in El Bosque, Andalusia

"Modern and ample rooms access to kitchen..free drinks in minifridge..free fruits..elegant decor..only problem was carrying suitcases up 2 floors.."

"Lovely old Spanish property, fantastic views "

"I'm happy we were only here for one night. There's not many places where you can eat (on a Monday at least) so we ended up eating at the hotel, which was fine, but I found it too expensive for what we got. Our first experience at the hotel, which honestly is not acceptable is that when we arrived to the hotel room we were looking at the room and bathroom where we were staying. I was going to the bathroom when I saw there was PEE on the toilet seat, just gross! So we went down to the reception...

"Very nice hotel in Gaucin run by a Belgian arty couple"

"It was a very quaint but great place to vacation! With a wood burning stove and sheep just out the door, it was country quaint. The food was great and there was lots of hiking & horse riding to be had. Our host was great and we had no complaints!"

"Wonderful historic house in old town Arcos. Our room had wonderful cliffside view. Great staff! Followed their suggestion and a delicious dinner at La Carcel Bae. Highly reccomend this hotel."

"No small poolbath on rooftop in operation, no coffee, over protective about use of kitchen, no shoes fitting to prevent cold feeds on floor, no pleasant atmosphere. Stressed owner, running arround, breakfast not fitting our needs, not even asking what we would like to have. Breakfast only between 09 and 10 and to be timed precisely.Owner more affraid of oxidizing the breakfast then serving simple toast with marmelade and some eggs. So never us here again. "

"Small hotel with large, nicely appointed rooms, in the wonderful mountain village of Zahara de La Sierra. "

"A truly wonderful spot. An out-of-the way oasis of peace in a truly beautiful location. The facilities were excellent, the staff pleasant and helpful, and the restaurant meals were superb. We will be back! "

"This stone cottage in the mountains of Malaga province was quaint and cozy. It's part of a camp site with several other such cottages, so you don't feel isolated. There's a pool, but it was closed (for the fall season?). The surrounding woods were fenced off so we couldn't hike much, but walking within the grounds was pleasant. The directions that Expedia provided on their app, however, were wrong. They took us up in the mountains to a narrow road of dried mud with major tire grooves (thankful...