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What Guests Said About Guadix:
Anonymous
Canada
10
I stayed at Casas Cueva La Tala for a couple of days (I wish...
I stayed at Casas Cueva La Tala for a couple of days (I wish it was longer). Although, finding and getting to this place is a challenge.
The apartment is built in the side of a canyon, which makes it very quaint and nice. The inside of the apartment is naturally cool which is excellent for the hot summer days in Spain. Pots and pans and dishes are supplied. The bedroom and shower is very well equipped.
There is a pool on the property, which is good for the 34+C temperatures. While I was there in the month of June the temperatures got up to 40C.
I found my stay here very relaxing. Ramon (who is the owner) is very nice and helpful. Ramon speaks English, which comes in handy for visitors that don’t speak Spanish.
I would highly recommend you check out the Cave community in Gaudix.
If I were to come back to Spain, I would definitely return to this place but for a longer stay.
Keith
United Kingdom
10
The old quarter in the centre is full of interesting...
The old quarter in the centre is full of interesting buildings, not all in good repair or even in use, but very interesting to stroll around. The main plaza is a fine square with an excellent tourist office, there are many imposing churches, sadly usually closed but get the times of masses from the tourist office. The Alcazaba and the cathedral dominate the town, but the former is unfortunately not open. The views from viewpoints are impressive and the Caves quarter is absolutely unmissable. Investment is being made and the town deserves to be better known and more visited.
Kenneth
Spain
8.0
Guadix is in three parts.
Guadix is in three parts. The Cathedral and surrounds are all on a hill and to walk around requires stamina but to see and explore the renovated buildings are worth the effort. The town area is typical Spanish with small shops, bars and restaurants. The "old" area where the cave dwellers reside is superb and gives an insight into something that one rarely sees in today's world.
Richard
Australia
8.0
Just an odd tip for those trying to find a location among...
Just an odd tip for those trying to find a location among the caves and trying to use SatNav. The properties are numbered in the sequence that they are built so GPS does not work (unless you are really lucky). Locals are accustomed to being asked for directions once you have reached the correct street, but locals will often disagree which house/cave is which number.
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