Hotel Anfora

"Perfect, everything missed in the shower"

Hotel Melilla Puerto

"Na confirmação da minha reserva em trip, disse que as crianças com menos de 17 anos tinham o pequeno-almoço gratuito, não o respeitaram na recepção, disseram-me que não era correcto e que o pequeno-almoço pagavam o mesmo."

Parador de Melilla

"Best hotel in Melilla and we will be back soon. Superb views across the old town, city and port. The sunrises and sunsets were awesome. Lovely food, friendly and attentative staff and well located for clean, fresh air."

Hotel Rusadir

Hotel Nacional Melilla

"As an enclave with a history of 500 years in Spain, it is indeed well built. For economical travel, I booked this hotel, which is equivalent to the level of economic hotels such as "Vienna" in China. In Western countries, slippers and toothbrushes are not environmentally friendly. Don’t expect any supplies; I arrived at the hotel in the morning and was told that I could check in at 12:30. I left my backpack at the hotel and went out for a stroll. The hotel is located in the core area of ​​Melilla. This aspect is worth staying. I didn’t expect 12 : I came back at 30, the room was not available yet, and I waited in the lobby for an hour; Spanish is very strong in the world. In Spain and South American countries, the proportion of people who can speak English is not high, which is worse than other European countries with small languages. Therefore, communication is difficult. It was also inconvenient to get up; my flight was at 8am the next morning, and I couldn’t find a taxi after checking out at 6am. I walked to the airport according to the directions on Google Maps, but found that the last section of the road was not corrected because of a tunnel shortcut, and it was actually less expensive than the navigation. It took twenty minutes or forty minutes to walk to the airport, which also shows how small this place is; I didn't see any Oriental people, but it was worth visiting the city for two days. It’s easy to fly from Malaga or Madrid."