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This is a location that has petroleum stations, supermarkets, cafe and even a hotel. There are bathrooms as well. The food is your average cafe food with hot dishes sandwiches and sweets. There is a good range of drinks. The supermarket has everything from toiletries to cured ham. Toys for the kids, chips and chocolates, honey and motor oil. A really good range. Plenty of outdoor seating and a large internal seating g area.

This is the second time we have stayed here and would not hesitate to return.||The rooms are comfortable, clean and pleasantly decorated.||The bar area, which is open to the general public, is however extremely busy and it is hard to get served when there are coaches in the car park!||The food is basic but pleasant.

Great location for travelling north/south through Andalusia. Helpful hotel staff and restaurant staff. Good clean rooms, fully sir conned and private garage parking for hotel guests.

Great find at 9pm on 5th January - a wet Sunday night with everything else in Spain closed, apparently! Eggs and chips and a great coffee, should keep me going to reach Portugal, only 3.5 hrs to go!

Stopped overnight in the secure park up. 10 euro but redeemed on food/drink at the bar. The food was very good and beer cold🍻. Reasonable/great prices. Will definitely stop here again. Thanks guys.

On our journey from Lisbon, Portugal to Seville, Spain, our tour group stopped for lunch at Leo Grupo restaurant, located approximately an hour before reaching Seville. Eager to sample local delicacies, I tried their Jamón ibérico de bellota tapas. To my surprise, the ham was extremely chewy, overly salty, and unpleasantly tough—far from the rich, melt-in-the-mouth texture that Jamón ibérico de bellota is known for. Given that this type of ham is considered the pinnacle of Spanish cured meats, sourced from acorn-fed Iberian pigs and meticulously aged, I couldn’t understand why the quality was so disappointing. Was this truly Jamón ibérico de bellota, or could it have been a lower-grade product served under its prestigious name to unsuspecting tourists? I'd love to hear an explanation.

This is a very good road stop hotel. Do not be put off by the location (in a motorway service area), as in many ways this is an advantage. Self evidently it is easy to find - right on the autovia. Plenty of parking which we noted was patrolled at night. The hotel rooms are large, well appointed, and ours even had a balcony (which faced a field rather than the car park!). Didn't eat either dinner or breakfast, so cannot comment. The hotel has at least two attached cafe/restaurants, and a small supermarket/shop. There are also a variety of kiosks outside which during normal day hours sell various fresh fruits, foods etc. The servcie area garage has fuel (Repsol) at normal Spanish prices, with both regular and premium options, plus EV charging etc.

(+) Hotel is located in a service station area, an important one in the route from Seville to the north (or backwards). Considering this, it'a a big hotel (+40 rooms I believe) at a fair price and confortable for a one night stop. Rooms are good and the place as quiet although the hotel was fully booked and there was a lot of traffic in the service area (not noticed inside the hotel).||(-) Decided not to have breakfast in the cafeteria because there was too many people inside.