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"Very nice hotel, cheap, good food and nice staff. "

"Hotel location and quality of hotel was great! There was secure parking underneath. Food was lovely, but a lot of the choices were basic and with oven chips. Staff were very helpful and chatty. The area had lots of Walnut trees!"

"Very welcoming, comfortable, and beautiful setting."

"Located easily, staff were excellent, room was superb. easy walk to the old town."

SAR 436 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Feb - 17 Feb

"Amazing location and service. Room was clean and had everything we needed. Loved our balcony view of the old village."

"I booked what I thought was a family room- we got a room with two bunk beds so I ended up sleeping on one of the top bunks as my youngest child is too young for that. Not a real problem for one night but the smell of methane coming from the bathroom was a real hazard. Even with the bathroom door shut and an open window, the children woke up with feeling dizzy and we couldn't wait to get out. There's a small restaurant on site which doesn't start taking food orders till after 8 pm and there's...

"Laura welcomed us so warmly , all her recommendations were perfect for us and the house is absolutely beautiful ! We had a fabulous stay ! "

"La zona muy bonita y con vistas espectaculares. Rubén nos ha atendido muy amablemente y nos ha aconsejado lugares que visitar. Muy agradecidos."

"This is a gem in the Pyrenees mountains…we were pleasantly surprised based on the price of the hotel at how beautiful and well cared for everything was. The service was also better than many places in Slain we had traveled."

"What a really top place to stay Great service , food and rooms very good value "

SAR 201 total

includes taxes & fees

31 Jan - 1 Feb

"What a beautiful gem we found in this hotel. Marta, the host, went above and beyond to make our stay wonderful. The food was delicious, the room was spacious and comfortable wuth great amenities, the view was amazing. Marta made us feel completely at home. Will definetely come back as soon as we can."

SAR 516 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Feb - 3 Feb

"Historic inn in beautiful country setting, spacious room, great location!"

"Like it because it was in the middle of good locations, namely the park and Alquezar. I might have stayed in Alquezar if I knew how cool that place was, but it's not that far to drive anyway. It's close to everything but it's also not close enough so you are tied to this spot for dinner or a drive to Huesca or Alquezar. Also nearby was Ainsa, another rad town with access to Ordesa Park. Worth the walk in. Good value for this Hotel. Phenominal staff/owners. Might consider Ainsa for park...

"This Gaudi inspired hotel in the tiny village of Perarrua is a real gem. Each room is unique with things like seashells covering the shower wall, broken mirrored tile reliefs skirting the stairwells, and murals of the Mediterranean coastline on the wall. But the wonder doesn't end there. Oh no. In addition, the owner greets you with the peacefulness of a Buddhist monk, patiently helping you to find whatever adventure you're up for. Whether it's hiking in the nearby forest, river rafting, or...

"Everything was MORE than expected! The parking was secure and private. The receptionists were extremely helpful and kind. The room was very comfortable. It did not have a safe, but we felt very secure. It seemed to be a family run hotel with a hostal attached. There was a refrigerator and towel dryer, toiletries and it was very nicely decorated. The room and private bathroom were spotless! The breakfast, which was free, was very complete with juices, three coffee machines, water, yogurt,...

"Distance advertised from Huesca was vastly incorrect.(45 kms)"

"We couldn’t believe our good fortune to find this unbelievably gorgeous little village. Our chance to stay in an authentic medieval farmhouse in the valley of the Pyrenees, with all the modern conveniences we could desire. The owners’ ancestors built it slowly between 1400-1600. It took 20 years for them to painstakingly renovate it: each suite completely unique, most with astonishing country kitchens, views of the countryside and mountains. Our big jet-tub was inside one of the towers. ...