This hotel was a beast to find! The roads are crazy confusing, but that's not the hotel's fault, I…read moresuppose. The staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful, and the room was really modern. The Wifi card that we were given (free, since my husband is a Rewards member, but normally you have to pay to get it) was SO SLOW, enough to make you crazy. But we had a lovely view, and it was within walking distance of many tapas restaurants.

From the owner: The AC Hotel Almería is a stylish and elegant city landmark, with 97 fully equipped guest rooms,…read moreperfect for guests visiting for both business and leisure.

We didnt have a hotel booked and happened to stumble upon this place and stayed the night. I wont…read moreeven say the great deal we got but it was unreal for the beautiful huge room we shared in this breathtaking square. The only drawback if you are alight sleeper is the bells toll. Often. Until 11PM I believe....The staff is very helpful which we did not find in some of the other places we stayed in our 10 days in spain. The restaurant close by Casa Puga is Worth the wait. Great experience.

Ultra conservative, Franco era hotel. You will have a video-controlled oppressive and restricted…read moreimpression for all you do, locks everywhere, even for internet access (not free, but cumbersome and complicated even if you pay the stratospheric fee) or physical restrictions when coming in from the beach, you need a plastic card to get in. Go to have breakfast or a paid meal, they ask for lots of questions before you can come in. Forgot your key or the info they demand, no luck, go back to your room. No nudity or even topless allowed, even though near beaches and hotels are so. Avoid, overpriced, oppressing.