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Hotel Rusadir

  • Price€50–€80/night (~$55–$87)
  • Category3 Star Hotel
  • Rating★ 4.0

Hotel Rusadir takes its name from the ancient Phoenician and Roman settlement that predated modern Melilla — Rusadir was the classical name for the site — anchoring it firmly in the layered historical identity of Spain's autonomous enclave on the north coast of Africa.

Hotel Rusadir

Hotel Rusadir takes its name from the ancient Phoenician and Roman settlement that predated modern Melilla — Rusadir was the classical name for the site — anchoring it firmly in the layered historical identity of Spain's autonomous enclave on the north coast of Africa. The three-star property is situated on Calle Pablo Vallescá 6 in the commercial city centre, sharing the same street as Hotel Anfora and a short walk from the Plaza de España, the Modernista heritage district, and the entrance gates to the fortified old town of Melilla la Vieja. The hotel provides economical three-star accommodation for independent travellers, short-break visitors, and professionals visiting on commercial business connected to the port. Guest rooms are compact and practically furnished, available in standard double and single configurations with air conditioning, television, and private en-suite bathrooms — which differentiates it from some hostal options at similar price points that offer only shared facilities. A bar on the ground floor provides a casual meeting place for an evening drink or a coffee before morning sightseeing. The hotel's price range of €50–€80 per night positions it firmly at the budget end of three-star accommodation in Melilla, making it among the city's most affordable options with private bathrooms. The surrounding neighbourhood is commercially lively during daytime hours with shops, cafés, and restaurants within a short walk. Public transport to the Beni Enzar border crossing and local bus routes to the beaches at Playa de los Cárabos operate from stops nearby. The ferry terminal for crossings to Almería and Málaga is approximately 10–15 minutes on foot. For budget travellers seeking a private room with an en-suite bathroom in a walkable city-centre location, the hotel's historic name and competitive pricing make it a practical and characterful choice in Melilla.

Room types

  • Standard double
  • Single

Amenities

  • Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning
  • Bar
  • TV

Location

Calle Pablo Vallescá 6, 52001 Melilla

35.2928, -2.9388 View on map

Highlights

  • Named after Rusadir, the ancient Phoenician and Roman precursor settlement to modern Melilla
  • Budget-friendly three-star rates from €50/night with private en-suite bathrooms in all rooms
  • Central location on Calle Pablo Vallescá, walkable to Plaza de España and Melilla la Vieja
  • Ground-floor bar for casual drinks and coffee breaks between sightseeing stops
  • Air conditioning in all rooms, a necessity during Melilla's warm Mediterranean summers

Tips for visiting

  • Hotel Rusadir is among the lowest-cost options in Melilla with private en-suite bathrooms — compare with booking platforms to find the best rate
  • The hotel is popular with budget travellers; book at least one week ahead in summer and during Semana Santa
  • Surrounding streets offer mid-priced restaurants serving Melillense and Moroccan-influenced cuisine within a short walk
  • The beach at Playa de los Cárabos is reachable by local bus from nearby stops — a rewarding day trip for guests staying several nights
  • Melilla summers run June through September with temperatures regularly exceeding 30°C — the air conditioning in each room is worth using

Accessibility

Hotel Rusadir is located in a city-centre building on Calle Pablo Vallescá; guests with mobility requirements should contact the property directly to inquire about lift access and room accessibility, as adapted facilities may be limited in an older urban property.

Frequently asked questions

What does the name Rusadir refer to?

Rusadir was the ancient Phoenician and Roman name for the settlement that preceded modern Melilla on the same site. The name reflects the city's deep historical roots as a Mediterranean trading post dating back over 2,500 years.

Does Hotel Rusadir have en-suite bathrooms?

Yes, all guest rooms have private en-suite bathrooms, which differentiates the hotel from some of the hostal and pension options at similar price points in the city that offer only shared facilities.

Is the hotel close to public transport?

Local bus stops within a short walk connect the hotel to the Beni Enzar border crossing with Morocco, the Melilla beaches, and other parts of the city. Taxis are readily available in the surrounding commercial streets.

How far is the hotel from the ferry port?

The Melilla ferry terminal, serving routes to Almería and Málaga, is approximately 10–15 minutes on foot from the hotel on Calle Pablo Vallescá.

Is the hotel suitable for solo travellers?

Hotel Rusadir offers single room configurations at budget-friendly rates, making it a practical choice for solo travellers visiting Melilla with a focus on cost and central location.

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