El Rincon de Cabello

About the hotel

Tranquil Oasis in Sierra

Escape to El Rincon de Cabello, a tranquil oasis in Sierra offering a perfect blend of comfort and convenience.

Charming Garden and Terrace

Indulge in the serenity of the hotel's lush garden and unwind on the inviting terrace while sipping on your favorite drink from the onsite bar.

Comfortable Rooms and City Views

Relax in well-appointed rooms equipped with modern amenities like flat-screen TVs and enjoy stunning city views from the comfort of your own balcony.

Experience the beauty of Sierra at El Rincon de Cabello - book your stay now for an unforgettable getaway!

Facilities

• Free WiFi
• Non-smoking rooms
• 24-hour front desk
• Restaurant
• Heating
• Terrace
• Family rooms
• Garden
• Pets allowed
• Hiking
• Laundry
• Cycling
• Bar
• Tour desk
• Horse riding
• Facilities for disabled guests
• Non-smoking throughout
• Sun terrace
• Private check-in/check-out
• Daily housekeeping
• Designated smoking area
• Board games/puzzles
• Wheelchair accessible
• Toilet with grab rails
• Outdoor furniture
• Picnic area
• Wine/champagne
• Beach
• Guest rooms disinfected between stays
• Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus

Check-in and check-out

Check-out

until 11:00

Guest reviews

• H

  HeatherUnited Kingdom

  8

  Very good

  Posted in September 2024

• D

  DavidUnited Kingdom

  10

  Fantastic place, fantastic host

  Liked: Clean, spacious, comfortable rooms. Raul was an amazing host, who gave us so many great recommendations and info about the area. Even the restaurant was fantastic and well worth trying Can’t recommend it highly enough Thanks for everything Raul!

  Posted in May 2024

• D

  DavidUnited Kingdom

  10

  I would return without hesitation

  Liked: If you want Spain then you have found it. El Rincon De Cabello is possibly as Spanish as you are likely to find and they make no excuses for it. The hotel is found in Trasierra and the next stop is the Atlantic. The host spoke some English but that was the only non Spanish voice we heard during our two day stay. Not that it stops locals talking to you. They are incredibly friendly and will chat even though it tested my grasp of the language. The food is local dishes so don't expect to understand all of the menu. What we did have was freshly cooked and well presented. breakfast is basic but the evening meals were excellent. Despite its traditional roots the rooms are modern and quite new. They were of a reasonble size, the bed very comfortable and the bathroom was ideal with plenty of hot water. Walk out of the village and you are on the hills above the beach. Typical of the area the nearest beach is a cove with a 200meter sandy beach cleaned regularly by the pounding surf. In December it was empty but I would imagine its a lively space through the warmer months. There are two restaurants and a surf school. We found plenty to fill our the days in the area which caters very much for Spanish tourists. A visit to Guadi's only construction outside of Barcelona and a Redwood forest with magnificent towering Sequoia's but a rubbish cafe. In direct contrast was the cheese factory and bread shop in Cobreces, the next village. You go into the bread shop, skirt the ovens and open fire then pick the still warm bread or pastries piled into baskets waiting to be snapped up.

  Disliked: Its Spain. What's not too like

  Posted in December 2023

• F

  FlorianBelgium · Family with young children

  9

  Superb

  Posted in August 2023

Reviews in English from guests who stayed at the hotel, provided by our booking partner.

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