Ten questions asked at the desk
In the hotel, in this building: the east room off the second patio, ground floor. You get there from reception without stepping onto the street.
Eighteen, with a cédula, a cédula de extranjería or a passport. It is checked at the door on every visit, so a longer stay means a check each time you come. A photograph on a phone does not count.
Yes, and most people do. Tell the staff on the floor before you sit down and it is written and kept to for the evening.
At reception, in person. It is written and signed at the desk and takes effect that evening. It is lifted only in person at the same desk, never by telephone.
No. This website offers no games, takes no bets and holds no accounts or payments; it only tells you where the door is, and the rest happens in the house.
Really. The walls are seventy-four centimetres thick and the patios pull the heat up and out. The four upstairs rooms do have units, because a flat roof in April is a different problem.
Three blocks, about four minutes on foot. The marina is ten minutes north along the front.
About an hour east. Reception books the car and will tell you which gate is open that week, because it changes.
Calle 17 is lively between seven and nine in the evening. The balcony room gets all of it; the patio rooms get almost none.
At reception, yes, when you leave. This website takes no payment of any kind.