Top Hotels Near Sierra Cabrera in from NZ$93

"What an excellent hotel. Great pool, gym. Clean quiet room. Restaurant food was superb. We didn't really like Mojacar, but the hotel made up for that. "

"Hot tub have to pay for and make a booking. Limitee availability, and it didnt work. Hotel was nice apart from wasnt prepared. Checkin took an age, she didnt know what to do. English level was low. Bath water was full of sand and whirpool was broken. Could be a noce hotel if they fixed everything first. Bed was comfy. Location on the outskirts, 20 min walk from main area . No parking available. "

"This an apartment with the view, south facing so great for all sun lovers.The beach is about 10 minute walk away and 25minutes back - what a climb! The apartment is very clean and spacious and great for exploring mojacar by car or bus.We stayed for 4 weeks between September and October and the weather was very hot even when it rained loved it.Would absolutely recommend Julie as a host and the property for a stay - enjoy."

"Lovely villa in a great location, very private too. Nice to have a small welcome pack as we arrived late at night. Local bar and restaurants very good. Pool was well looked after during our stay. Very quick from Almeria Airport, less than an hour's drive. Close to nearest town and beach. Will be in touch again. Thank you. "

"Checking in was quick and efficient and my room modern and airy. I was walking with a stick following an injury so happy that room was on first floor even though seaview not the best. Pool area was lovely and the lady on the pool bar was really nice. Went out at night so didnt experience hotel entertainment. The breakfast could have been more extensive in terms of selection but overall would revisit this hotel"

"Pros: The apartment itself is wonderful. Comfortable and convenient. The region is absolutely beautiful Cons: (1) Comms and Ownership. Although we booked the apartment on Expedia, it turns out it was actually on Vrbo, and the posting was from a company called Malaga Suites, which has a subsidiary called Almería Suites. It wasn’t clear with whom I would need to contact to get access. I called and texted different numbers without much luck. One of the numbers I had in the reservation were for a random person who wasn’t associated with the property. After a while, I had to wire transfer money because my payment via Expedia didn’t go through — likely due to the stove piped set up. We got access details with an hour or so to go, but not without a bit of calling around. (2) The apartment was not clean. We found a pile of nail clippings in one room. The ceilings were crawling with hundreds of tiny spiders— I spent 45 mins cleaning. I reached for plates in the kitchen cabinet and found that one was covered in food. (3) the surrounding area has many abandoned buildings and developments— gave it an odd feeling. This property has big potential, but the experience wasn’t smooth. "

"We hired Casa Luna as an additional villa to celebrate a milestone birthday and had a wonderful stay"