Hotel Pueblo Andaluz is a sister hotel to Hotel Cortijo Blanco (2 minutes walk away). Pueblo Andaluz caters for a majority of French tourists, while El Cortijo Blanco has a majority of English visitors. English residents at Puerto Andaluz are allowed to use the English entertainment and bar at Cortijo Blanco. There is a nightly disco at Puerto Andaluz until... more

Have just come back from a week all inclusive at the Pueblo andaluz hotel just near san pedro what can i say about this little hotel. The hotel its self looks like more of a litle French villa's in a small complex than a normal hotel that you would find in Spain. The rooms are a little on the small... more

Really enjoyed our stay. Great food. Very clean. Excellent value for money. Definately would recommend it. more

Me and my boyfriend went to this hotel in september last year, after looking at the photos i thought "what a lovely, peaceful looking place". when we arrived our room was small, with the front door having a gap about 2 inches big between it and the floor, room itself was very dated and very much like someones great grandmas... more

This hotel looked the part, very andalucian, iggledy-piggledy pathways to each room like a small village, very quaint. The rooms slightly differ from old type furniture to newer looking, we asked to change the room because it was noisy near the clubhouse and ended up with a smarter room which was good. The cleaners/maids kept the room very clean and... more

I booked this through a Travel Agents in Gibraltar who had a special offer for the Pueblo Andaluz in their window. I can confirm many previous comments left by other reviewers. Yes this hotel is quite hard to find so ensure you get very good directions before you go. Yes this hotel is next to the main road but the... more

just arrived home from a 4 ngt stay in the andaluz, myself and my buddy are in our 20's and the average age of people staying here is about 60!!! no im not joking..about 90% french.. you couldnt complain about the price we got 4ngs all inclusive breakie lunch dinner ,wine for 160e each. but to be honest its not... more

I've given this an excellent rating as it is meant to be 3-Star, but compared to a UK 3-Star it is head and shoulders above. OK, it is really a French hotel (perhaps 90% of the guests while we were there), but only one bar-maid couldn't speak English, but if you can't be bothered to learn how to order a... more

We stayed for 8 days in a nice hotel, 100% clean and with excellent food, but - wow unwelcome! if you couldn't speak french you were virtually ignored. the reception had a couple of rude unhelpful assistants. all entertainment was in french, which would have been acceptable if they had only acknowledged other nationalities. yes, most of them could talk... more