We adored our funky, artsy hotel room. It looked directly (with two balconies) into a lovely street in the old quarter of Tarifa. The bathrooms were clean and modern and the building nicely renovated. The prices are great and the staff friendly. One hint for travelers who don't speak Spanish, casa amarilla means yellow house -- it's the big yellow... more

My girlfriend and I have stayed at La Casa Amarilla twice so far. We found it the first time by accident wandering the streets after arriving from Morocco at night. A local student directed us there as a centrally located nice place. We were astounded at the value of this place. Right across the street from Cafe Central, a happening... more

La Casa Amarilla is right in the middle of Tarifa, in the old town, inside the medieval walls. It's located in a little side street so you won't get all the noise of the night people but at the same time you will have on your door step all the atractions that the town offers. We stayed in one of... more

This was my least favorite hotel on my 14 day trip. I got the "mini" apartment which included a small kitchen. While things weren't dirty, things were worn around the edges, ie cracked tiles, old lumpy mattress. The lighting was bad at night. The real drawback was no A/C. The hotel is right in the middle of town, and if... more

This lovely hotel is difficult to find. At the taxi stand and gate to the old city, take the first left street downhill, then angle left and down again. At the bottom of the hill, you will see Cafe Central, and across the street is a bright yellow building with a sign saying "apartmentos." Go around the side to the... more