Top Hotels in Antequera
Explore 33 Antequera hotels and find the perfect stay, from landmark locations and luxury hotels to boutiques with convenient access to top attractions.
Parador de Antequera ★★★★
"This rural hotel had a fair number of elderly guests, and the facilities were excellent. Breakfast was plentiful, with coffee, milk, and omelets made to order. It's located on a hill with a small pool and a beautiful view."
Hotel Manzanito ★★
"Rooms and beds are ok and clean. Staff is friendly and helpfull. The hotel is sentraly situated at Plaza San Sebastian, a very nice place close to the Alcazaba. We had a room in the first floor, and it was very noicy. The neighbour of the hotel is a Game room which is open untill 2 o'klock in the night. The skreaming an shouting from that place is easyly heard in the rooms of the first floor. So don't expect to sleep before the closing at 2 o'clock. We changed room to the second floor, an it was better, but still some noice, now from other rooms and the corridor. The nearby restaurant Leila, is a pearl."
Hotel Antequera Hills ★★★★
"0 This hotel is absolutely terrible no air conditioning switched off. Swimming pool not open until mid June what a joke. We stayed I. Executive room basic 2 small bottles of water furnished basically"
Hostal Colon Antequera ★★
"More dated than Machin's maracas, although on the main street. Be careful not to accept a room with a streetlight that prevents you from sleeping, and something that you should take care of is that guests do not have to endure the smell of fried fish. The smoke is in the hallway. The prices are cheap, but they are not a bargain."
Finca Eslava ★★★★
"Quiet and nice place. We enjoy it a lot. We would definite recommend it to a friend."
Hacienda Fresneda María by Real Spain Hotels ★★★
"I’ll start by mentioning the positives of our stay at this hotel. The property from the outside (building, pool area, surroundings) looked exactly as shown in the photos – absolutely fantastic. The rooms were cleaned daily, and the beds were very comfortable. The staff were also helpful, especially the gentleman working there. Additional facilities such as the jacuzzi and sauna (30 minutes free per couple) as well as paid massages were definitely amenities worth appreciating. Unfortunately, there were far more downsides than we expected. The first issue was the room we were given. It was not the same room as shown in the photos. When we asked about it at reception the next day, we were told that not all rooms had been photographed. Our room had no terrace, and unlike the pictures, it was much smaller, darker, and less attractive. The one we received was nicely decorated but extremely cramped (barely enough space to open a suitcase) with one small window facing a shaded area. The room was not changed for us. The second problem was the pool – although beautiful, the water was very cold. Many people sat around the pool daily, but hardly anyone went in, and if they did, it was only for about five minutes. The sea water in Nerja was much warmer than the pool water. Another downside was the food. Breakfast offered a fairly wide selection, but the quality was quite average, with supermarket-style products. For example, the orange juice was not freshly squeezed but diluted store-bought juice. We had dinner there once, which we deeply regret — for the rather high prices, the dishes were very mediocre. The tagliatelle with pesto was terrible (1/10), the Angus beef burger was average (4/10), and only the Salmorejo was fairly good (7/10). There were a few other negatives as well — quite a few ants and spiders in the room, no fridge in some rooms despite a policy forbidding guests from bringing their own food or drinks (you can only buy from the bar), and an unfriendly receptionist with an Eastern accent who treated us in a rather condescending manner. Summary Overall, we were very disappointed and would not recommend this place. It is probably the worst “boutique” hotel pretending to represent higher standards that we have ever stayed in — and we’ve stayed in many across Europe."
Coso Viejo ★★★
"Pleasant hotel in the centre of Antequera, very pleasant staff and attentive"
Hotel la Yedra ★
"The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable. A little uncomfortable to eat in the bar having a nearly empty restaurant. The staff is friendly and attentive and the food is rich."
Hotel Lozano ★★★
"I was only there for one day, but the room was very nice, quite clean and well-maintained. I didn't use the dining room because I wanted to see as much of the town as possible and try some local dishes. You have to be careful and let them know you won't be using the dining room so they're aware of it, as they tried to charge me for a meal even though I hadn't been there. My mother used the dining room and noted it down for my room, but I didn't have any problem clarifying this."
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Antequera Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
230V/Type C/F
Currency
1 SGD ≈ 0.68 EUR
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Cards/Bizum/Cash
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Movistar/Vodafone/Orange
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More Information About Antequera Hotels
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Number of reviews |
470 |
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Total properties |
33 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
S$ 166 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
S$ 185 |
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Trending hotel |
Hotel Antequera Hills |
FAQs About Hotels in Antequera
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What are the best hotels in Antequera?
Antequera has some of the best hotels to satisfy your needs. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, Hotel Antequera Hills (from S$ 102), Hotel Manzanito (from S$ 59) and Parador de Antequera (from S$ 132) are best choices for your stay.
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What are the top hotels in Antequera near Family Room?
Some of the top hotels in Antequera near Family Room include Hostal Colon Antequera (from S$ 49), Parador de Antequera (from S$ 132) and Hotel Manzanito (from S$ 59), all offering easy access to Family Room, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Antequera?
Planning a relaxing getaway? A spa experience can be the perfect addition to your trip. Hotel Fuente del Sol (from S$ 190) provides highly rated spa services for ultimate relaxation.
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Which hotels in Antequera have pools?
Hotel Antequera Hills (from S$ 102), Parador de Antequera (from S$ 132) and Finca Eslava (from S$ 112) are popular hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What are the best places to stay in Antequera?
Some of the best places to stay in Antequera are near popular attractions like Family Room, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What hotels in Antequera offer an especially good breakfast?
Hotel Antequera Hills (from S$ 102), Parador de Antequera (from S$ 132) and La Sierra (from S$ 70) offer an especially good breakfast to start your day. Begin your day with a tasty and satisfying breakfast!
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