Never Loo Back!

 On we push with hope and happiness.  I haven't been in a McDonald's in Spain for almost 30 years.  We had just done an overnight coach from Astorga to Madrid and needed somewhere we could point and not need to think,  We are near a 3.6 star Big M.


Two days ago Jose said'It needs more attention, terrible service and expensive for what was ordered. The person taking the order has no idea about everything, the menus are separate and on top of that, the drinks are separate when they arrive. It's terrible.'


The management replied 'Wow... we're so sorry about your experience, Jose Antonio Nebot Garcia. Tell us about your experience at atencionconsumidor@es.mcd.com. At McDonald's, we always take care of the health of our customers, employees, and partners. We hope you come back soon!'


Do we need a rest. The Motel JOC, Motel con jacuzzi, has 13 reviews. Here are some of them


Adrian said 'The first time we booked the suite with a terrace, it was great, honestly a 10/10.

The second time, however, we booked it from Sunday to Monday, which is a better price, but it's not the same room. You don't have a sauna in the shower, the lights didn't work properly, and on top of that, you have a terrace door with no curtain... So light gets in whether you like it or not. As for service, the drinks weren't cold, and at night, the phone didn't work so we could order dinner. The truth is, the first time was a 10/10, the second time was terrible... Maybe the difference is paying for the special offer they have during the week..






Sara said 'Horror'

The management replied 'Hello Sara, Inform you that this negative rating is not possible, since the hotel has not yet opened its doors. However, we invite you to come visit our facilities once they are open. '

Obras was not happy

Be careful. They make your companions identify themselves and also scan your ID. If you don't, they'll try to come out of the booth to identify you. Be careful, they're not discreet.



They replied

Good morning, At our hotel, discretion is a priority, and we understand how important this is to our guests. However, by legal obligation, all hotels are required to identify guests and scan their ID. This measure is not optional or something that depends on us; it is regulated by current lodging regulations. We assure you that the entire process is carried out with the utmost discretion, always safeguarding the privacy of our guests.
We appreciate your understanding.



So, we get a nice roundabout and so we end


















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