Huelva Hotels with Bars

We were delighted with our room, but Senator Huelva had a sign in reception saying that breakfast was 8am to 11am. We were on a relaxing holiday so late breakfast was our preference. Arriving at say: 10:10 meant surly staff were clearing away as we tried to serve ourselves to the buffet and were impatient or unco-operative about any requests, for example, for a plate when they had run out. Then reception changed to sign to say breakfast was finishing at 10:30. This meant that from 10am the same carry-on started earlier and the doors closed at 10:30 on the dot. Staff, except for the cleaners, who were lovely people, were unfriendly and distant. Maybe the are paid badly or under stress, but we were there for a week and did not get a friendly word from anyone. WARNING do not use the carpark unless you are a very experienced driver. We arrived at 1am in a rental car from Faro and were put under pressure to pay for a week's parking. I resisted, thankfully, and we used it that night. We had a most stressful experience trying to find parking in a low, narrow, crowded carpark. We spent a lot of the next morning worrying about getting the car out again, especially as it was a rented car and any little scratch would be costly. To make things worse, as my partner was making the third attempt to manoeuver around the bend to exit, the hotel-controlled metal shutter began to descend. We narrowly avoided disaster by driving out quickly but I cannot imagine what would have happened if there had been pedestrians or we had stalled. There is a big, roomy and for-the-same-price carpark just further down the street beside the restaurants.

The hotel is located in a recidential area of Huelva. There is a Carrefour supermarket about five minuters drive from the hotel. We had a nice, clearing room of good size on the top floor. Breakfast was good and the staff nice. We had no problem finding an outdoor parking space free of charge and if you prefer parking indoors , the hotel has its own garage.

If you travel by train the NH Luz Huelva is the best choice as it is just 4 or five minutes away from the station. Once you arrive you are greeted by very freindly staff in uniforms who offer a warm welcome.Rooms and most public areas very clean. Rooms big enough to feel good.

The hotel is located very close to the Casa Colón, and is renovated and fully operational, offering a great accommodation for the client. The hotel is located in the centre of the city of Huelva, which offers walking access to the main shopping and monuments of the city.

Our favourite retreat in Huelva is the Hacienda Montija. Not just because of where it is and what it is, but because it lends itself to our preferences. Normally, we stay here out of high season, but this time it happened to be just within high season. You can probably blame that on a combination of opportunity and Covid restrictions. The pools are only open for four months in the year, although the jacuzzi is open for longer, but they are set within an attractive area to the side of the hotel. The sunshades and loungers are surrounded by well-tended lawns which give just the right degree of separation from the pools and jacuzzi. All in all, a very relaxing area. When you have had your fill of the gardens and pools you can retire to the cool of the atrium inside, or, sit out on your own private terrace, available to each of the guests occupying, I think, bedrooms nos. 15 to 20, plus the principal suite. Thanks for reading this and if you've found it helpful I'd appreciate a ‘thumbs up’ below.