Top Hostels in Alto Guadalentín in 2026

The view from another tower of Lorca Castle in southern Spain, shows the great tower and surrounding walls of the keep, with a trebuchet replica standing ready to attack.

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Superior Double Room | Desk, soundproofing, free WiFi, wheelchair access

Hostal Hs Puerto Lumbreras

Puerto Lumbreras

Vicenta

Bea Beach Hostel

Aguilas

Catherine

NT$3,738 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 19 - Jun 20

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Top Alto Guadalentín Hotel Reviews

Bahía - 30º Hotels

8/10 Good

"We very much enjoyed our stay at the Bahia Hotel & have made return visits on a regular basis. The hotel itself is tired but the million dollar view more than makes up for that! The room are very clean, the beds comfortable & the staff are friendly, helpful & efficient."

Playavera Hotel - Naturist Friendly

10/10 Excellent

"Superior hotel far better than I could possibly have expected. With excellent staff, especially the very sweet ladies helping the karaoke along ( and other events like quiz night). There was one glaring exception: the night reception person (and yes, there is only one) who likes to argue at 5am in the morning and then blames me for arguing back. I asked for a second room card on the phone (I didn’t want to leave and find no one at the reception—an experience I’ve had before) and couldn’t find my room key in the room. He asked why and I explained that. He continued the discussion saying why don’t you just look for key, I got annoyed and said I’ve already looked for it for 15’ or so and it was clearly not visible (in some bag or pocket). He complained that I raised my voice at him (if I did it was ever so slightly). I said fine, was he going to give a second room key or not. He agreed after maybe a 5-10 minute argument. I went down and got it and of course a repeat of the same issue , with me denying that I raised my voice, he stating that I was calm in Spanish but raised my voice when I spoke English. Nice nuance to know. I am learning so much about myself when I travel. Because of that discussion, I forgot the reason I went down to the reception in the first place. So I went back to ask for borrowing scissors. He said for what? I said what does it matter.. to cut my hair or to cut a tag on my suitcase. He said no. He could not loan it to me for “security” reasons. No space.. "