"For the price, this hotel was excellent. It was just off the motoway so easy to get to. Staff were very helpful, the room clean and comfortable and quiet. Parking was free which was nice to see."
"Leuke plek, wel verjaard. Bedden zijn erg hard. Ontbijt karig maar volstaat net. Voor 9 uur is er geen ontbijt te krijgen. Personeel is vriendelijk, ze kunnen geen Engels. Airco werkte fantastisch. Je moet geen/ weinig eisen stellen aan het hotel als je hier boekt."
"20 min easy walk to town. Hotel rooms clean and spacious and good value for money. (beds a bit too firm for us!!)
Due to new legislation for booking in, ( passport details, email etc)it took a while as chap at reception didn't speak English and my Spanish is poor( thank you google translate!)we got there in the end.
Restaurant, cafeteria next to hotel, good food , excellent coffee, excellent staff."
"Lovely modern but traditional hotel. Staff friendly and helpful. Nice pool area and garden. Comfortable rooms, nicely furnished. Lovely communal areas. Good food in the restaurant.
Would definitely recommend."
"Our stay in this hotel was faultless. Such a superb place with friendly and helpful staff. We ate in the restaurant and thoroughly enjoyed our meals.
We would most certainly stay there again."
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Whitewashed buildings cascade down the hillside in this charming Andalusian town where the Castillo de Luna offers panoramic views. Wander the narrow streets to discover artisan anís liqueur distilleries, then visit nearby Iznájar's lake for kayaking and swimming.
"Very "tired" hotel. Need a refurb. Paid for breakfast but when we got there (30 minutes before breakfast ended) hardly any food left! A waste of the extra money we paid for this."
"20 min easy walk to town. Hotel rooms clean and spacious and good value for money. (beds a bit too firm for us!!)
Due to new legislation for booking in, ( passport details, email etc)it took a while as chap at reception didn't speak English and my Spanish is poor( thank you google translate!)we got there in the end.
Restaurant, cafeteria next to hotel, good food , excellent coffee, excellent staff."
The most popular time to visit Rute is November, when the fall foliage is at its peak, providing a stunning backdrop for your adventures. With temperatures averaging in the mid-50s Fahrenheit, the air is crisp and invigorating, great for exploring the beautiful landscapes and quaint villages that surround this charming destination.
During the peak season, which runs from October to December, Rute becomes a lively hub of activity. Visitors can enjoy a variety of cultural events and local festivals that showcase the rich traditions of the area. As you wander through the picturesque streets, you'll find cozy cafés and restaurants offering warm, inviting meals that reflect the region's culinary heritage.
For those who appreciate outdoor activities, November is particularly delightful. The mild weather allows for comfortable hikes through the stunning countryside, where you can take in the vibrant colors of autumn. Whether you prefer leisurely strolls or more adventurous treks, Rute's natural beauty is sure to captivate you.
If you're looking to experience Rute on a budget, January can be a more economical choice. While this month is quieter, it offers a unique charm and the opportunity to explore the area without the bustle of peak tourist activity.
Where can I find the best nightlife in Rute?
Rute, a charming town in Andalusia, offers a delightful atmosphere enriched by its local culture, but it's important to note that its nightlife is more subdued compared to larger cities.
In Rute, you can experience a cozy and inviting nightlife primarily centered around its traditional tapas bars and local eateries. Areas like the Plaza del Ayuntamiento and surrounding streets are where you'll find friendly bars serving delicious local wines and tapas, great for a relaxed evening out.
For those seeking a more vibrant experience, nearby cities such as Priego de Córdoba and Antequera are just a short drive away and offer a wider array of nightlife options, including bars, clubs, and live music venues. They can be ideal for a night out after enjoying the quieter charm of Rute.
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