The hostel is in the middle of the old town in an old villa with a large central courtyard with…read morelots of plants and open air. The room was big, had air conditioning, a fridge and microwave, and a private bath. The canopied double bed was a tad small for two of us, but was very comfy. The bathroom was smallish and the shower a bit claustrophobic, but the water pressure was forceful. The liquid soap dispenser was full of water, not helpful, and there was no shampoo or conditioner available, so a small bar of soap would have been the only option had we not brought our contingency shower gel with us. The restaurant is 100 meters away on the plaza which is also where we checked-in. Ristorante Italiano Tuscana has an extensive menu of antipasti, pastas, meat dishes, desserts, and a full bar. They have an indoor, air-conditioned dining room and tables outdoors on the plaza. The food was very good, the portions appropriate, and the prices fair. We ate there twice and enjoyed our meals along with their resident dog, Rocco, who was very sweet, lingering near outdoor diners, but not begging or being a nuisance at all. Our dinners, a starter, main and wine/water ran around €50, not bad for good meal for two. The first night we has l'insalata caprese €8 and tortelli 4 formaggi ai burro e salvia €15 for my wife and the lasagna bolognese €10 for me along with a bottle of water with gas and a liter of sangria €12. My lasagna was delicious and HUGE, but my wife's tortelli had not been properly drained, watering down the rich butter and sage sauce, but my wife still enjoyed it. On the subsequent evening, we forewent the starter, my wife ordering the tagliatelli con funghi €10, me the spaghetti carbonara, and sharing the cotoletta alla milanese €12, a bottle of water and two glasses of house red wine. All were very tasty, especially the carbonara which was prepared in the traditional way by adding egg yokes just before serving with plenty o' pepper ... HOOAH! At €65 for our room, much lower in the off-season, Hostal Sixto and Ristorante Toscana were a definite Travelvalue and worth a return visit the next time we go to Naval Air Station Rota. CombatCritic Gives Hostal Sixto and Ristorante Toscana 8 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

I stayed at Casa Caracol this past Spring as a last stop in Andalucia after taking the train to…read moreMadrid and leaving Spain. This was a great last stop. The hostel is very friendly and intimate. Other hostels I've stayed at can feel more like hotels, but this resembles a bed and breakfast. The common room is used by many guests, as is the kitchen, creating a sense of community. The beds were comfortable, bathroom was clean, and the location was great. A short walk from the train station, shaded by buildings around it, and close to the city hall square. I would stay again if I came back!

Cadiz amazing. Casa Caracol the bomb…read more Incredibly nice people: guests and staff. The rooftop is amazing and it's pretty cool that they generate their own solar-energy. We loved this place and even after a few days we felt like part of the furniture. Place really reminded me of the way chilled but friendly beach hostels were in Australia in the early 2000's.

This place is amazing, great staff. They took care of us, they would walk across the street and…read moreconvince the corner store to open up just for us. Sorina was amazing. She and Richard took care of every little thing we asked. plus the location, there is a bar/restaurant 5 feet away literally and beach 20 feet to the other side. Do yourself a favour and stay here. No hotel I've ever been to has had this level of service.

Great hostel! Would recommend to anyone traveling to seville…read more I arrived at the hostel at 5 AM and was welcomed in and given a couch to sleep on until I could check in. The staff is super nice and they really take you under their wing to show you a good time. The owners were there during my stay and the staff, guests, owners and friends all went drank in the rooftop and then went out to see some authentic flamenco together. It was awesome. The rooftop has a bar and is great place to chill and meet people! Truly an awesome hostel.

Hands down the best hostel in Sevilla. Amazing views on the rooftop with great booze and family…read moredinners every night. More like joining the La Banda family on check in vs just another stay at a hostel (free drink on arrival too)

My little party only stayed in this hotel/hostel for about 6 hours (we needed a place to sleep a…read morelittle during a very packed and time-sensitive road trip), but I was thoroughly impressed by how nice this establishment was. We got a 5 person room with a private bathroom. We were pleasantly surprised to find that our room actually had private bathrooms for both men and women, and that made the whole sharing-a-restroom necessity much easier and more convenient. Everything was very clean, the beds were soft and comfy, and the bathrooms had showers with hot water (surprisingly not a given in some hostels). The location is quite easy to find (even at 3 in the morning), the receptionist was incredibly welcoming and helpful, and there is an underground parking garage right in front of the building. Even though we only stayed at this hostel for a few hours, it was actually a very nice experience. I would definitely recommend this place if you're traveling through Spain and need a place to crash for a night.

OK, so it's only a 1 star hostel, but it has everything you need. It's clean, quiet and private. My…read moreroom had a comfortable bed, a tv and a private bathroom with a tub. Free Internet access! The place is quiet, the neighborhood is nice. I found the owner, Maria, and her family to be very helpful. I don't speak Spanish. They don't speak English. We made small talk. When I had something important to say, I translated it on my laptop.( Maybe you have a translator on your phone.) I got immediate action. Puerto de Santa Maria is a nice town. This is where Columbus had his ship built, the Santa Maria (of the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria fame) Historic town, nice shops, great beach. Certainly worth your time. There is a grocery store just down the block from the hostel. Easy to get food. The town has affordable clothing, shoes, and is just a nice Spanish town. I enjoyed Maria and her family. I am planning to visit again this summer.