Alameda Hostal Boutique

Alameda Hostal Boutique in Tarifa offers a practical stay for those planning an early ferry to Tangier, thanks to its proximity to the terminal. However, for travelers seeking comfort and ease of access, the experience comes with some notable challenges. Arrival & Parking – A Major Inconvenience If you’re driving, be prepared for a frustrating parking situation. The hotel is located in an area where street parking is nearly impossible to find, often requiring over an hour of searching. A more viable option is the Ferry Terminal parking, but availability during the day is not guaranteed, and overnight parking can cost around €20 per 24 hours—a steep price for those on a budget. The best strategy is to park temporarily for check-in and then decide whether to take the paid parking option or try your luck on the streets. Check-in & Room Assignment The check-in process was slightly slow but reasonable, taking about five minutes. One peculiarity of the hotel is that rooms are not in the same building as the reception. Our room was located in another building approximately 100 yards away, a minor inconvenience if carrying luggage. The lobby of this second building is modest, featuring a microwave, sitting area, dining table, and a vending machine—functional but not particularly inviting. Room & Comfort We booked a triple single room, which, while adequate, felt compact for three people. The bathroom was on the smaller side and somewhat dated, which may disappoint guests expecting a more modern touch. Location – Ideal for Ferry Access, But Consider Exploring Beyond the Old Town The location is the highlight of the hotel, especially for those catching an early ferry. The Old Town is just behind the hotel, and a variety of restaurants can be found within a half-mile radius. That said, food in the Old Town tends to be pricier and somewhat touristy. For a better culinary experience, I recommend venturing outside the Old Town—we had one of the best pizzas ever at La Ponsiería, a hidden gem that’s worth the detour. Final Verdict – Functional, Not Leisure-Oriented If your primary goal is a seamless ferry departure, Alameda Hostal Boutique is a practical choice. However, for a more relaxed and comfortable stay, particularly if your schedule allows flexibility, opting for accommodations near the beach would provide a more enjoyable and scenic experience. The combination of parking hassles, compact rooms, and an average check-in experience makes this hotel more suited for transit stays rather than a leisure escape.

We booked a double room with a terrace, reasonable price, room was well decorated and spotlessly clean. The little terrace area was nice to sit in and watch people wandering the street below. The hotel location is perfect, right next to the port and on the main avenue with lots of restaurants in the old town nearby. We were doing a day trip to Tangier and this hotel was perfect in every way. Only downside is that parking in Tarifa is a bit of a nightmare.

What a very pleasant hotel. We stayed here whilst visiting the tuna festival. The receptionist was polite and extremely helpful and the room was comfortable, fresh and modern. Location is superb - next to the port and centre of Tarifa. We would certainly stay here again next time we visit this lovely town.

Great hotel. Very new feel. Very clean and quiet . Easy check-in. Convenient to old Town and the ferry. Next door to the castle. Restaurants just outside the door. Easy walk to the beach . We found parking on the street right out front. Would definitely stay there again!

761e237ced4a4ff8820c6ba3583ac61a001 is my on room on line number for you to claim from the muncipality the payment. rooms are a choice just like church attendance or to eat food i stayed at this hostal and i liked it - falls in between church hour attendances and social dining room free food attendance

Nice hotel spread across 2 buildings. The main building with reception does not have a lift but other one does. Rooms were nicely decorated, fresh looking and comfortable. Not overly big room but ok. Walls are thin and you can hear your neighbours and street noise. Walking distance to many places and conveniently located if catching a ferry to Morocco.