LOS ALAMOS BOUTIQUE

We attended at the hotel on a Sunday afternoon, where we found out that they don’t serve meals Sunday at all. ( No staff). But to be fair, No restaurants or cafes were open either owing to it being Sunday. (this included the town where the cafes and restaraunt’s don’t open till around 8 pm. But right next door to the hotel is a garage that sells fresh baked bread. Cakes. Packed meat slices. Cheese and drinks. More than enough to see us through. The male person who was on duty at the hotel was really helpful and told us that although the bar was closed, he would open up just for us, so we didn’t have to go without. ( there is also a coffee machine in every room). This is what you call real customer service. Again, the rooms were spotlessly clean. Very modern, and very comfortable. If you do go on a Sunday and you want to go to the town. It is literally 3 mins drive and just park in one of the main car parks and walk up to the Plaza Mayor where most of the restaurants and bars are. (You can’t drive into the plaza). Or ask the staff which they think is the best place to go. They are all very helpful. Already in the process of booking again in September.

Los Alamos Boutique is a local hotel, which is unfortunately situated in the middle of an industrial estate. But the is the only downside to this great little hotel. The bar is frequented by locals as is the banqueting rooms for Weddings and such. We turned up when a large noisy wedding was taking place, and rather than put us in among all the guests for our meal, the staff put them selves out by taking us into the much quieter bar area, where we had a basic, but vey nice meal. Be prepared that only one member of staff speaks English, but this didn’t cause us a problem. We got around the spoken word. When we went into the rooms side of the hotel. What a transformation. The halls to the rooms was very quiet. Very clean and inviting. Well lit with plenty of seating. Entering the room, we were very very pleased by the way it was set out. By the cleanliness. By the comfortable furnishings. The bathroom was more like a top class hotel, with a brilliant walk in shower. Big towels and supplies soap, shampoo and conditioner. Along with a hair dryer. There was an easy to use coffee maker with biscuits. Although we were in the middle of a small industrial site, once sat or laying on the bed, you could only see the hills which gave you the impression you were in the countryside. Many hotels that look and feel posh, but have basic (clean) rooms). Los Alamos Boutique have out shone all the hotels we have stayed at with regards to rooms. it is perfect for transient travellers.

Clean room well presented, great staff and good food and drinks. Ideal half way stopover.