Evenia Alcalá Boutique Hotel

Evenia Alcala Boutique Hotel is for people who are tired of boring modern hotels with no character. It sits in the middle of an ancient town and as a result, is part of the history of Alcala de Henares. So on walking from your room through the inner courtyard, you are reminded of it's history. When you exit the main entrance, you are in the middle of the old town and ready to explore its bars, shops and restaurants on foot. The main Cervantes house and museum is a 5 minute walk. Rooms were quiet and comfortable. The cellar, where you take breakfast was unique, since you sit in what was once an active working cellar, still looking like it did hundreds of years ago. Staff were friendly and attentive. While breakfast was self service, on each morning we were asked did we have everything we needed.

It is a small thing only and probably something some people appreciate, but in one corner of the breakfast room there was a TV showing the world news, much of which is bad! Maybe we should have a quiet breakfast before having to hear all that bad news. It's only a small thing, but some gentle classical Spanish guitar music would get my vote instead!

When we arrive we weren’t sure where the parking was, the. Manager came straight out and showed us to the garage. The manager was amazing he carried our bags to the room, the room was perfect, he showed us where breakfsct was and how to mare coffee - he was a caring a very hospitable host. We will definitely come back and high,y recommend the hotel.

Nothing everything was great

The location was excellent, within easy reach of a very interesting area. The reception staff were delightful. The bed was very comfortable, the parking was nice and secure. There were lots of cafes and restaurants within easy walking distance. The central courtyard was charming and very attractive.

I didn’t like the glass partition for the bathroom much. It was awkward to identify the location on arrival.

The location of the hotel is perfect, within the old city center, 5 min walk to the major attractions. I really liked the hotel itself, medieval style building with inner patio, calm and quiet, while being on the main street. The room is spacious, well equipped with mini fridge, toiletries and a very comfortable bed.

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We have stayed here 3 times before so know the hotel and the town. The location is perfect with just a short walk to the old town. The hotel is charming and has a lovely atmosphere/ ambience and the secure parking is perfect for the location. Visiting Alcala this is our preferred hotel.

We don't really like the "bathroom in the bedroom". It is contemporary and a bit chic but impractical if you have to get up in the night without disturbing your partner as the partitions are see thru. Shower is a bit of an overkill. Give me a normal bathroom any day.

Right in town, cheap and cheerful but everything you need. Not swanky but well serviced and everything you need is youre looking for functional and a great location.

Not much, bathroom was a bit (very) basic but it was a really convenient and appealing little studio apartment.

The hotel is an historic building only two minutes walk from the sights of Alcala de Henares. There’s a quiet central courtyard which is cool but open to the air where you can sit and enjoy some tranquility away from the busy streets. There’s a small car park inside the hotel which is indoors and secure. The staff are all very helpful and friendly.

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New interior. Walk in shower. Comfy beds. power socket each side of bed. Spacious. Modern. Window shutters. Breakfast served in the underground cellar - cool!

A little noise form other rooms. Parking the car next door of the hotel, is handy but you have to get the receptionist to unlock the doors then drive in. Access after is good from inside hotel.

The location was good as we only needed a place to sleep and have breakfast in the morning. We stayed there before and the location was very handy to get to bars and the church. The bathroom was perfect.

The room was a little bit cramped. I was able to find the car park OK this time because it was my second visit there, the first time it was a nightmare.

Located very close to Alcala's main square, large comfortable room, nice common area and historic design.

The cathedral's bells start ringing sometime around 9am. This adds some atmosphere unless you are trying to sleep in.