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What Guests Said About Antequera:
Marcy
United States of America
10
Antequera is a lovely old town.
Antequera is a lovely old town. There was an abundance of museums and historic sights, as well as restaurants, shopping and scenery. Although this very walkable town is a great location for tourists, it still had a local, small-town feeling. We took the free city tour offered by the tourist bureau, went to the municipal museum (free admission on Sunday was a bonus), visited the dolmens, and hiked a trail up at the Torcal. If we had more time, we would gave taken a bus to Laguna de Fuente de Piedra for some flamingo watching. We were able to walk to all activities except the Torcal. The tourist office called us a taxi. The round trip + one hour of waiting time while we hiked was 34 euro. The scenery was breathtaking. We were sad to leave with so many sights still unseen and so many restaurants untried.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Absolutely LOVED Antequera!
Absolutely LOVED Antequera!! There is so much to see, all packed in a small little city... the city itself is very clean, and very safe. There is great shopping, beautiful architecture, great and varied places to dine, and beautiful scenery.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Such an interesting and historic place, we should have had a...
Such an interesting and historic place, we should have had a couple of days there. The little tourist bus was great and gave us a good insight into the history of Antequera.
Dining out in the evening was a bit hit and miss, didn't find anywhere that matched online descriptions so we were disappointed.
Steve
United States of America
8.0
Antequera is enjoyable because it is NOT a typical tourist...
Antequera is enjoyable because it is NOT a typical tourist destination yet has a number of interesting sites. It has numerous churches and the architecture of the old city is lovely, but the old fortress and collegiate church on the hill are some of the highlights. You get great views of the whole city from up there.
Birgit
United States of America
10
Our family loved Antequera.
Our family loved Antequera. I had a hunch it was going to be interesting and cool to visit so I booked an overnight there on our way from Malaga to Granada. Huge mistake! We all thought I should have booked a few days there. Maybe 2 minimum. We stayed at Plaza San Sebastian. If you drive there is parking but it's like around the corner in a private garage but worth the trouble because you have to go hiking at the nearby El Torcal park. If you're a so so hiker, do the short route. Trust me, it's tough enough for anyone and if it's hot bring water! There are more challenging trails too. I liked the restaurant there too. Then in Antequera itself, a woman at the tourism office suggested a route we could do to see all kinds of churches and monuments, gates, the Alcazaba. The town is small townish and friendly. I wish I had had more time to do things, the dolmenes - ancient burial chambers for example seemed intriguing. I would come again for sure.
marinam0306
Luxembourg
8.0
El Torcal and Antequera deserve your visit
I came to Antequera just to visit El Torcal. However I found out that the town deserve a day or two. Unfortunately my visit was too short.
If you plan a trip, reserve a day for El Torcal and maybe a castle and reserve another day for the dolmens and churches.
Unfortunately, there is no public transport between Antequera and El Torcal and those without a car have to take a taxi -too expensive. If the town wants to promote a tourism, they should re-think this and privide 2 or 3 buses to El Torcal.
“The hotel is super typical, you basically enter through a restaurant (that was btw the best dinner we had on our trip), there is no real reception as we are all used to, and then you take the stairs to the upper floors. The rooms are just enough old that they become charming, very clean, and we even had a nice balcony. We stayed only one night.
But the hotel is pretty basic, so if you want a huge king size bed, a mini bar and a breakfast, forget about it!”
“Plenty parking. Attractive hotel building. Wifi worked well. Reception staff very helpful.
Spa was excellent and spa staff very friendly and helpful.
Restaurant menu choice was good.”
“Staff are very kind and helpful. Although they speak little English, they tried to accomodate to my needs. I stayed in Antequera for 1 night in order to catch the train from Antequera to Barcelona the next day. I have enjoyed my stay in this lovely hotel. Comfortable and very good value for money!”
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