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( 0952 68 27 38; 7 Calle Gran Capitán; s/d with bathroom €25/35)
A very basic option; the rooms
are clean but vary in quality, so make sure to look before you buy. Rooms have sinks and
shared bathrooms.
Residencia de Estudiantes y Deportistas
(Residence of Students & Athletes; 0952 67 00 08; Calle Alfonso X; per person incl breakfast €25, half
board €30, full board €35; )
This is the best budget choice if you don't mind being away
from the town centre. There are 87 sparkling rooms, a cafeteria, library and TV lounge.
Rooms above the 2nd floor have balconies. Take local bus 3, which stops near Plaza
España on Calle Marina every 10 minutes, though there are fewer services on weekends.
The trip takes 10 to 15 minutes.
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Hotel Anfora
( 0956 68 33 40; fax 0956 68 33 44; 8 Calle Pablo Vallescá; s/d incl breakfast €46/73; )
This
rather industrial-feeling three-star hotel is in an excellent location and offers good-sized,
standard-fare rooms with TVs, fridges and balconies, as well as a gym. The rooftop res-
taurant serves a basic breakfast as you enjoy vistas of Melilla la Vieja and of the sea bey-
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Hotel Nacional
( 0956 68 45 40; fax 0956 68 45 41; 10 Calle Primo de Rivera; s/d €35/55; )
This hotel has
mostly compact rooms, with minibars, quaint iron furniture and modern bathrooms. Those
facing inside are a bit dark, so get one looking to the street. Management is friendly, and
there's a lift.
Hotel Rusadir
( 0956 68 12 40; 5 Calle Pablo Vallescá; s/d incl breakfast €71/88; )
This four-star hotel has
been completely renovated to excellent effect, including an impressive lobby and design-
conscious rooms with TVs, minibars and balconies. The restaurant puts out an impressive
breakfast buffet.
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