Great stay, completely positively surprised. Nice hotel with excellent staff and restaurant in beautiful village

This is a quirky and beautiful building that makes you feel you are transported to Morocco . The pool area is small but lovely . The restaurant is excellent and we wish we had stayed one more night . The staff were all vertu smiley and professional as welll as very helpful

Beautiful property and a wonderful staff. My only complaint is there wasn’t much to do around the town.

A truly stunning room in a wonderful location. We will be back! Not for those who have difficulty with stairs.

Part of the Califa complex of hotels in the town with great character and Moroccan influence. This is the second time we have stayed there and we have thoroughly enjoyed our selves. The dinning is great for eating out under the stars and palm trees.

I loved staying here - the hotel is beautiful, the meals we had were excellent and Vejer is gorgeous. We didn´t go in the pool, but the pool terrace was lovely. The staff were pleasant. I love middle eatsern food and they did it really well. However, I am able bodied and there is a snag with access. There is free parking available, but you then need to walk up a hill afterwards (pull up by recepcion and drop your bags before parking). The rooms and access to the pool and eating area are via stairs.

We had Rojo room which is a spacious suite with a generous terrace. Although rooms in the Las Palmeras del Califa annexe are more expensive than the main hotel, the swimming pool access is a huge bonus worth the extra cost. A lot of stairs as has been said before and the car park you can pay extra for is convenient, but only if your vehicle can get around a very tight corner to access the allocated spaces which are in the basement. We loved the art and furnishings and hearing about their history from Ellie. It is certainly a stylish boutique hotel in a very lovely town. We had 4 days to enjoy it. A car is essential to make the most of this area.

Views r great