Set on the edge of the beautiful protected area of Doñana National Park, this secluded hotel enjoys a tranquil, natural setting and is ideal for exploring this most southern region of Andalusia
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Lisbeth
Denmark
A wonderful hotel with great charm and wonderful details in style and decor. Furthermore great location. Worth a stay
Offering rustic and elegant rooms with free WiFi, Hotel La Malvasía is set in La Aldea del Rocío, next to Doñana National Park. It has a terrace with garden and patio views.
Peter
United Kingdom
Spotlessly clean. Friendly, helpful staff, lovely decor, fantastic roof pool.
Camping La Aldea is located 500 metres from the Andalucian village of El Rocio, just outside the Doñana National Park. This campsite offers an outdoor swimming pool, football pitch and supermarket.
Jordi
Denmark
Clean, well thought out huts with air conditioning and porch
This guest house located in a typical Andalusian-style house in Rocío offers elegant air-conditioned accommodation with private bathrooms. It is just 5 minutes’ drive from Doñana National Park.
Carol
United Kingdom
Room and Alojamiento clean and tidy. Air con worked well.
Lince Casa Rural is a renovated country hotel with free Wi-Fi in El Rocio, next to Doñana National Park. Surrounded by a rustic wooden porch, it has stables and offers horse riding.
Located in El Rocío, 21 km from Golf Dunas de Doñana, Casa los Tres Aires provides accommodation with free WiFi, air conditioning and access to a garden.
Featuring a terrace and views of city, Hospedarte Palacete Real is a recently renovated country house set in El Rocío, 20 km from Golf Dunas de Doñana.
Denise
Spain
Location, ambiance, friendliness, breakfast good choice, complimentary drinks in reception. Mini fridge in the room.
The place is so different with a wild west sand avenues,...
The place is so different with a wild west sand avenues, next to bird filled marsh. The views across are spectacular, particularly with sunrise and sunset. It is so romantic to walk along the promenade, and then sit and listen to the sound of the marsh. The area has a magical feel that is only felt by visiting. I have been going for over 20 years on and off, although it has expanded, and changed, the local people are still friendly.
There are a range of restaurants, although you do have to look around if you are vegetarian or vegan, but there are 1 or 2 that do serve that kind of food. Two in particular stood out, Restaurante Casa Marcelo, and the helpful and excellent Jose. Food was amazing, unfortunately we only found it the day before we were leaving. If you are into meal, highly recommended. An excellent vegetatian restaurant, highly recommended La Canaliega.
Amanda
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
What a unique place. No paved roads ( by design ) all sand.
What a unique place. No paved roads ( by design ) all sand. Horses, carts and donkeys. Fascinating and unique spot next to a National park. Weekends VERY busy and lively. Might be boring after a few minutes during the week. A town of less than two thousand people that can swell to a million during pilgrimages.
It’s like a carnival- never seen anything like it. Easy to walk around town.
Dayna
Canada
Scored 10
10
It's the most unusual town I've seen where the "roads" are...
It's the most unusual town I've seen where the "roads" are sandy as horses seem to be the preferred mode of transport. It's got the Doñana National Park tours available within walking distance of the centre (private and group tours) and a lovely square in front of the church overlooking a lake which fills with water in winter. Bird watching is a "must".
Evelyn
Portugal
Scored 10
10
El Rocio, a surreal Andalusian town, left me awestruck.
El Rocio, a surreal Andalusian town, left me awestruck. The tranquil marshlands, wild horses, sandy streats and striking buldings create an otherworldly atmosphere. It's a serene haven amidst the vibrant region of Andalusia, where nature reigns and surprises around every corner.
ljanis
Latvia
Scored 10
10
We chose El Rocio for an overnight stay due to a trip...
We chose El Rocio for an overnight stay due to a trip between Tavira, Portugal and Málaga, Spain. We were very surprised to learn El Rocio was a horseback-riding hub and that its dusty streets and Western-themed houses seemed to come straight out of a Hollywood Western! El Rocio is a very unique town!
Willie K
Spain
Scored 8.0
8.0
Wonderful surprise of a town.
Wonderful surprise of a town. Totally dedicated to horses and donkeys. All roads and lanes are sand (for horse feet) and nearly every building has wooden or metal railing to tie up your horse! Birdwatching paradise. Would be 5 out of 5 if the local council graded the roads to get rid of the bad bumps and holes. Not good.
The location was great, in the main plaza. However, was quiet at night and the air conditioning was functioning well. The hotel interior and exterior design were typical Andalusian style which made for an authentic experience. We were given a room with a balcony overlooking the main square and it was wonderful to watch the horses pass by in the evening. Overall we really enjoyed it, the staff members were very friendly. We would consider staying there again next time.
We were very surprised by the location in El Rocio (because we just chose on the map somewhere near the entrance to the Donana nature reserve). We were upgraded to their location in the center, which didn't look much from the front but appeared to be a little 'palace' inside. The breakfast was basic but good. Personnel was very friendly. Donana wetlands on your doorstep!
A unique situation, with very pleasant staff, and a lovely ambiance. Nice restaurant, with excellent and copious food. El Rocio is a very nice surprise, quite different but very interesting, the lake adds very much to the place.
Close to the lake. Staff.
El Rocio is like a western town, all sand and horse and carriage a common transport.
But it's also on a little lake with flamingos.
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