2022, IT WAS A GREAT YEAR!
It’s been a while since we’ve let you hear from us, but certainly not without reason! Wow, what a fantastic and jam-packed season we have had in our beautiful Posada. The first season without any travel restrictions and it was evident. New faces and “old acquaintances” who wanted to revisit “Posada” for a few days or a week. We enjoyed it again. Hardly imaginable for others: long days in the hotel, although tiring, are still experienced as non-work. It’s all still far too much fun. All our guests went out again full of enthusiasm to discover beautiful places, but above all, enjoy the beautiful spots and terraces of our picturesque Ojen.
Fresh Season
For us, this season felt like a fresh start, to pick things up again after two, to say the least, difficult years. After all the uncertainty, we again had a full and incredibly busy season, which was really hard work. We would never have managed this without our hard-working staff.
At the beginning of May, Amy bade us farewell after almost two years of loyal service, to work at bar/restaurant Pinchos y Chocolates further down the street. So thankfully, we don’t have to walk far to catch up.
Our regular ladies Saida, Aicha and Claudia again worked at full speed in the blood heat, making sure the room was fresh day after day. We also had help this season from Paula, Raquel, Marie Carmen, Sara and Sonia, who packed guests with their Spanish charm.
And this year there was Anne, our new regular from the Netherlands. With her Hotel School background and huge passion for hospitality, she is a great addition to the team. She moved to sunny Spain in April to gain experience for her future dream of running her own B&B or (small) hotel. Well we can tell, when the time comes, we will be her first guests, what a winner.
And last but not least, Roosmarijn who helped with breakfast and dinner, still proud to see our daughter among the guests, asking in several languages how do you like your egg fried.
Fiesta
Normal life also resumed in and around the village. Almost every weekend there was a festivity. From Ojeando to a Gaypride and from a chess tournament to Halloween, the Spanish know how to party. During the Flamengo festival, the hotel was copied on a large canvas and used as a stage, this was a big surprise for the whole village.
The annual Feria in October again took place in all its glory. Six days of partying from noon until late (or early) in the night/morning. Fortunately, we had stocked up enough earplugs for our guests and everyone had a great time.