Find 3 Star Hotels in Buenache de la Sierra from SAR 178

"The staff including the chef are very friendly and helpful. The price is very reasonable with good quality. Very proactive to offer help such as take my very heavy from the garage to the room and vice verse."

"Es un hostal en pleno centro. Llegamos llamamos y nos atendieron telefónicamente muy bien. Cogimos las llaves y la habitación tenía una buena cama, televisión y una magnífica ducha. "

"Very nice room in an old house with a beautiful view in a great location! Better than me and my boyfriend had imagined for a very fair price. Would definately recommend if you don’t want to spend a fortune and get a really nice room!"

"There is a lot of noise. It is impossible to sleep and rest. The walls are like papers. You can hear everything from outside land from other rooms, from steps to the water flush. "

"Welcomed by Lili, the manager of the hotel, and given a lovely room, spacious and well equiped. A little quirky, but Paz, the owner has a good taste in decor. This is a quiet country hotel, ideal for relaxation and peace. Close to Cuenta, this is a good base to explore the region. Nice continental breakfast, with nothing too much trouble."

"If you want to escape the bustling cities of Spain. This place is quiet a rural area between Valencia and Madrid. Where you can find farmlands and rolling hills. Rubin is the owner was very accomodating to his guest."

"They were excellent to accommodate us for late check in. Very cute cabins nestled among the cliffs. Beautiful views. Wonderful to have a kitchen & fridge."

"Eva is a great host, friendly but not intrusive, and the home-cooked cookies, muffins and jams at breakfast are a precious add-on. The bedroom is cosy with comfortable mattress and the bathroom, although having the shower shared with the host, is practically only yours when you're coming back from sightseeings in Cuenca. Location is incomparable, being along the main river walk leading to Ciudad Encantada. Downtown is in front of you with stairs leading from the Jucar river to the main square...