Hotel la Carreta

Accommodation that must have been years ago a paradisiacal place a few meters from the Cheste circuit. Very curious little houses that make up an urbanization that must have been quite beautiful. Today it needs maintenance, the humidity, the poorly done renovations and the dirty bedspreads on the beds do not give a good impression to the visitor. Details such as screwed door moldings, painted bathroom tiles, musty smell and very worn laminate flooring in the room, as well as dirty garages give quite a bad impression. So much so that we wanted to look for other accommodation. We decided to stay because of the hour and inclement weather. The sheets were clean, the bathroom is decent and clean, and the beds are comfortable, although some lint came out from under them to greet us. Luckily the air conditioning works very well and we were able to sleep with the sheets and do without the bedspreads. We had dinner and breakfast in the restaurant, the price was not expensive and everything was good. I'm not going to complain because it would be lying. My advice to the owners is to invest in the accommodation because they have a place that, if they know how to preserve it, can give them a better return. In the current state of conservation, who goes once may not repeat, with an investment of €1000-1500 at most per house, customer loyalty would be guaranteed. The crisis has wreaked havoc, but coming out of it without investing will wreak even more havoc.