Hotel Las Eras

Check in closes at 7.00pm. So if you arrive after then you need to book yourself in via a screen outside the hotel. In theory this is should be easy. In practice it is a bit difficult especially when you are tired, hungry and it's dark. Booking numbers don't always work - it can be a bit frustrating. You'll need your passport, credit card and some patience. ||Once you're in the hotel, it is very nice. Strange not to have any staff around, it felt very unnatural for a hotel. There is a telephone number for a night time call assistance. ||The rooms are of a good size, clean bathroom, albeit a bit small. The beds are comfy and there are several pillows available if needed.||No restaurant facilities were available in the hotel but a short walk into town gives you several options.||Parking outside the hotel, whilst not 100% secure it is better than parking on the street.||Good value and a good location for the town.

This is a clean, fresh, modern little hotel on the edge of Zafra, a little-known jewel of a town in a Spanish backwater. The rooms are spotless, the beds firm, showers hot. The architect went a bit "over the top" in designing the atrium, but in a funny, fun sort of way. (Sadly, it blocks wifi signals from some of the rooms.) ||The location is fine for people in decent shape. The superb downtown area is a couple of blocks away, and the hotel itself is right on the little ring-road that surrounds it, offering excellent and easy access to the highways. The price is right! ||My only issue was the reception -- we arrived late afternoon and no one was at the desk. An automated check-in kiosk in the doorway was incomprehensible, and it took a good 10 minutes for someone to notice we´d arrived.

We were on the third floor and stayed for one night. The ac was not good. Otherwise hotel was clean and wifi worked but only from the lobby .||Staff was nice and gave us a good recommendation for a local restaurante which was great.||I would stay here again if the ac worked better.

Didn't like the automatic check-in, very impersonal with no staff at reception. Room clean and as required.

Not bad

Estoy por las nuevas tecnologías, pero cuando voy a un hotel quiero que me atienda una persona a quien plantearle las preguntas que me surjan. Check-in en una especie de cajero automático que además no reconocía uno de los DNI. Sin servicio de cafetería, cerrado por falta de personal que lo atendiera. Habitación normal y cuarto de baño sucio. El siguiente paso ¿será poner una taquilla para recoger las sábanas y hacerte tú la cama?

Hemos estado alojados una noche ya que ha sido un sitio de paso. El hotel es muy cómodo. Si llegas fuera del horario de recepción, hay un cajero para hacer el check in, pero es fácil y rápido. Una vez que obtienes tu tarjeta entras al hall donde puedes ver al vigilante de seguridad en una gran pantalla. Las habitaciones son amplias y cómodas. Cuando la cafetería está cerrada te dan la opción de tomarte un café de cortesía. Se aparca fácilmente en la puerta y puedes ir al centro de Zafra dando un paseo.

El hotel no tiene recepción. Es todo automático y se pierde el servicio de ayuda que te puedan ofrecer en persona. La seguridad es un guardia a través de una pantalla. Las habitaciones no están mal, baño un poco antiguo y cutre. No tienen ni gel ni champú ni nada por el estilo, pero si jabón de manos del Mercadona. Ofrecen toallas y de milagro. Cafetería cerrada siempre y no hay servicio de cocina. Solo lo recomendaría si no hay otra opción.