First and foremost this place is a "hostel" - not a hotel, but actually not really a hostel either - so don't expect luxury but equally don't expect a hole! The owner, an american ex-pat by the sounds of her accent (sorry can't remember her name) was lovely - gave us tips of some nice beaches/places to eat etc. The... more

We had a four night stay after travelling from Puerto de Santa Maria, it was our first visit but will return. Suzanna, Gabriel and all the staff were friendly and very efficient. The Hostal was spotless and would put many 3* hotels to shame. The food was also excellent. We had to leave early morning to get our flight and... more

Arrived at the Hostal el Anon on a half board package, but will be telling the travel company what I think about them for booking us into this place. If you like your hotels dirty, with not enough hot water for two people to share a bath. Then this is the place to stay. Pathetic breakfast of bread and jam.... more

It took ages when we arrived to find someone who then showed my fiance to our room while I parked the car. He was given no information about the room or about the hotel. It is a total labynrinth and would have been helpful if it didn't take us forever to find the pool( through a no entry sign)or the... more

We ended up in Jimena because we wanted a bit of wild and exciting southern Spain. After 3 days in Marbella, we couldn't stand the tourist traps and the concrete anymore so we head towards Algeciras by car. It took us a while to find the street, calle Consuelo - steep with cobblestones, and we ended up parking in the... more

Stayed here as a 3 night treat in the middle of a camping holiday. Arrived in the full glare of midday sun, so were very hot and bothered by the time we'd located the hotel - best to park in the shady main park just as you come up the hill, and ask directions. Once you've located the hotel on... more

We (three adults) stayed here for one night in October on the way from Gibraltar to Cordoba. The directions on the web site (a drawing) were less than useful as this is a white hilltop town with narrow, steep one way streets. We were driving and stopped in the Plaza de Constitution to ask directions. You need to do this... more

We decided to stay at Hostal Anon after eating there some months earlier, February '07, when visiting friends. The night out with friends was outstanding. Although we arrived relatively late at night without a reservation, and probably the last to sit down to eat, the staff made no fuss at all. Adding to that the fact they seemed almost ready... more

Hostal Anon, Jimena de la Frontera Whilst looking for somewhere to stay en route to Ronda, found this little gem on the web – no previous reviews. We only wanted somewhere to put our heads down for the night, so weren’t terribly fussed. What a find! Although there is a sign to the hostal on a roadside, it took us... more