Hostal Rambla

Castilla-La Mancha


One of several well-priced hotels in Alcalá, Hostal Rambla is by the Roman bridge. Rooms are compact and fairly simple, though unique artwork on the walls adds a dash of character. It's also friendly and well located, and there’s a pleasant restaurant with a large terrace.


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