Cortijo Boutique Siete Calas

The experience was wonderful! From the moment we arrived, Melissa, a truly delightful person, took care of us: very attentive, friendly, and always willing to help. We booked dinner and breakfast, and the food was delicious. The service was outstanding from start to finish, from the first phone call until our departure. I'm also pregnant, and anyone who has been through this stage knows how complicated everything related to food can be. From the very beginning, they answered all my questions and even anticipated any concerns I might have had. The place is beautiful: the spaces, the rooms, and every detail are meticulously maintained and spotless. If I had to find a small fault, I'd say the access road is a bit run-down, although I'm sure they'll fix it soon. Without a doubt, we'll be back.

The staff, especially the owner, were very helpful. They were attentive at all times, making our stay as pleasant as possible, with thoughtful touches such as finding an alternative for someone with a food allergy.

A wonderful place to relax and unwind. Peaceful and well-connected for easy access. A short walk will take you to the village of Rodalquilar or the castle. The rooms are beautifully decorated, spacious, and very clean. And the owners are incredibly attentive. We will definitely be back! 👌🏼👌🏼

A beautiful design and location ruined by unacceptable service for the price (over €250/night). I stayed four nights at Cortijo Siete Calas and left with a profound sense of disappointment. It's undeniable that the hotel boasts a very refined design and an enviable location. However, an establishment that calls itself "boutique" and charges over €250 per night cannot survive on aesthetics alone. The service, attention to detail, and maintenance are very poor. Breakfast and allergy care: although they asked us about intolerances on the first day, I don't think they fully understood what it means to be celiac. The breakfast selection was extremely limited. The gluten-free bread was of terrible quality. The only other option was fruit, which, surprisingly (being in the "vegetable garden of Europe," Almería), was scarce and of very poor quality. Poor cleanliness: The rooms are beautifully designed, but that's all for naught if the cleanliness is subpar. Day after day, we found the remains of dead insects that the cleaning staff didn't remove. During our four-day stay, they didn't even empty the trash cans. It's understandable that you're in the middle of a natural park, but that doesn't excuse the use of a broom, dustpan, or vacuum cleaner in the rooms. Water: The worst part of our stay was waking up one day and not being able to shower due to a complete lack of water. Furthermore, it's incomprehensible that the hotel's swimming pool wasn't open during peak season. Lack of staff: The guest services staff are fleeting. They didn't even check us out. They didn't even apologize for the water shortage or for not having an alternative breakfast option for so many days. If you need recommendations for activities or the kind of service you'd expect from a hotel of this caliber, they're simply unavailable or only respond very sporadically. Loose Animals: The hotel has two or three cats that roam freely. Even if you're an animal lover, in accommodation of this caliber, it's neither hygienic nor pleasant to have cats wandering around the tables or sitting under your feet while you're trying to eat on the terrace. Minibar: The beer in the minibar was spoiled. We had to throw it away as soon as we tasted it. It had probably been left in the sun or somewhere very hot and had turned bitter. Since there was no price list in the room, we didn't think much of it and didn't say anything. However, when we were leaving the hotel (no one checked us out), they charged us for it, and even when we complained about the charge by email, they simply replied with a copy-pasted explanation of "that to guarantee freshness and product rotation, they carry out daily supervision," blah blah blah. This was an unpleasant surprise, because traditionally, hotels, when there are issues like these, offer courtesy and apologize. For €5 with problems like these, you have to be cheap. Conclusion: It's a shame that a place with so much potential offers such poor service. As of today, the price charged doesn't correspond at all to the experience offered, especially considering there are very good alternatives in the area. If they charge luxury rates, they should offer luxury services. I wouldn't recommend it until they fix these basic management issues.

What a wonderful hotel! Right in the heart of Cabo de Gata, near the charming village of Rodalquilar and El Playazo beach. It's a beautifully renovated farmhouse, with meticulous attention to detail. The room was spacious and comfortable, the chill-out area offered stunning views, and the breakfasts and dinners were delicious. But above all, the staff were delightful. Thank you, Melissa, for making our stay an unforgettable experience ☺️.

Excellent service from the very first minute. The room was superb, spotless, and beautifully decorated down to the last detail. The food was fantastic. Without a doubt, an unforgettable stay. Beautiful views and a great location for visiting stunning landscapes. We'll be back.