We're so glad we found this little gem in the white village Jimena de la Frontera! After a scary snake incident in our rural cottage just on the outskirts of the village, we decided to leave and find alternative accommodation. Hostal El Anon turned our holiday into something very special. It is situated in the center of the village with... More

Eight of us from our Spanish language class had a field trip in Jimena de la Frontera and went to the Hostel el Anon for our lunch. The welcome was extremely friendly and the ambience of the bar area was also extremely welcoming. On a very hot June day the interior was lovely and cool and the terrace areas also... More

A quaint homely comfortable hotel with a great atmosphere. Situated on a steep street with lots of stairs to get about in the hotel so you need to be reasonably fit to enjoy this hotel. Rooms basic but comfortable and clean. Good continental breakfast served on a lovely terrace which is lively bar area in the evenings. One of the... More

Fantastic cosy secluded restaurant, lovely setting, a bit hit and miss on the menu, some very tasty, some not so tasty dishes, all very well presented.Service was great, all in all a good experiecne but te food was not the highlight unfortunately. Still the best place in Jimena by far.

My husband and I spent 2 nights here in a small, cold and sparsely decorated room off the outside dining area. The room was clean but dark with small windows but the double bed was comfortable and there was hanging space for clothes. A small shower-room was adjacent through a partition wall. There was no tea or coffee making facilities.... More

Unusual, quaint, friendly. If you are looking for something a little out of the ordinary, this place fits the bill. We had an excellent meal there.

A bit tatty in places but what an lovely place with its roof pool and terraces all over the place. Little cubby holes and nice rooms, resturannt good as well. Go straight down the hill from Anon turn left down hill again and turn right past the small bar and there is a resturant there. Have the swordfish and meausre... More

First and foremost this place is a "hostel" - not a hotel, but actually not really a hostel either - so don't expect luxury but equally don't expect a hole! The owner, an american ex-pat by the sounds of her accent (sorry can't remember her name) was lovely - gave us tips of some nice beaches/places to eat etc. The... More

We had a four night stay after travelling from Puerto de Santa Maria, it was our first visit but will return. Suzanna, Gabriel and all the staff were friendly and very efficient. The Hostal was spotless and would put many 3* hotels to shame. The food was also excellent. We had to leave early morning to get our flight and... More