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"Amazing rustic place, I call, “a stone village!” Wow. Most pastoral peaceful place I have stayed for a hotel visit. Highly recommended! Wonderful catered breakfast available all morning after 9am. Host offered to make it earlier if we so needed. Super kind! "

"Loved this hotel so much we booked for two more nights"

"Todo perfecto. Se cena muy bien aunque entre semana no haya mucha carta. Fantástico el personal."

"NICE HOTEL. I WAS ON A BUSINESS TRIP. I WAS NOT EXPECTED TO SEE A NICE CLEAN ROOM IN THIS LITTLE TOWN"

"The owners were exceptionally polite. The beds were so very comfortable. The bar and restaurant were terrific. We felt very welcome. There was a little language barrier but using translator with them worked perfectly. We wanted to see the real parts of Spain, this was the adventure we wanted. I recommend renting car and travel the differ cities. This hotel is definitely a 10."

"One of the most beautiful hotels I have ever stayed in. Large room, perfect for us and our daughter to share, with a huge stone terrace with sun loungers and table and chairs, looking directly at the mountains. Wonderful horse-riding close by and hiking directly from the parador. Delightful staff in the restaurant and fantastic regional food."

"The front desk staff were friendly. The waitress was snarky. No coffee in the room. No WiFi in room 36 but good else. Old building with creaky floors. "

"Todo exelente"

"So nice people, kind and Welcome."

"Staff are really nice and the big rooms with jacuzzi is worth the extra."

"Lovely hotel in a beautiful location. Nice room, not the usual rectangular box with a bathroom take out of one corner."

"We had a warm welcome from the owner, and the apartment we stayed in was a good size, with a separate bedroom and living/kitchen area. The apartment is above a garage (separate to the rest of the hostel) and below the owners living area. The kitchen was mostly well equipped, with a microwave, oven, hob, filter coffee machine, dishwasher and washing machine, plenty of crockery and pans. However, there is no kettle (we used a pan to boil water on the hob) and it was woefully short on cutlery,...