Hospedería Señorío de Casalarreina

All in all it was a great stay, but maybe being Spanish, I knew what to expect. Hotels in small or medium-sized villages can sometimes not fulfill foreigner's expectations as to quality, because they might be expecting to be accomodated in the same way as in big cities. But as a Spaniard I have seen my share of these kinds of places and you end up knowing what to expect. The hotel already advertises as a 3 star, that should already tell the average traveller that somethings are not going to exactly be the Ritz. To begin with, I never book breakfast, prefering to mingle with the locals in the village-cafés, this will save you some troubles. Parking is indeed in the square in front of the hotel, but always within walking distance. The way to function the jacuzzi was explained to us, and we enjoyed a great bath which was really relaxing after driving 4 hours from Madrid, but never expected 5 star spa treatments. Never had dinner, but I'm sure it couldn't be that bad. Otherwise you have plenty of places with pinchos in the village. All in all, could not recommend this place more as long as you lower your expectations and are more open to local diversity......

Quirky and interesting with a great location . Breakfast location was great. Parking in the town was a bit of a challenge at times but ok if you don't mind a walk.

We were looking forward to a stay in this historic building, but were very disappointed. First very hard to find the access with a car, no signs. Then, the door was locked and we stood outside in the rain. On the positive side, our room was huge and nicely decorated and the bed was great, but....the drains in the bathroom were clogged up, there was a terrible noise first from some sort of airco unit and the gurgling noises from the drains as the neighbours had a shower. Service was not friendly at all, if we got any. Breakfast pretty sad , for the price of this hotel. We will not come back.

Lovely town. Peaceful surroundings but not a lot of eateries about

It’s such a unique place to stay, really fun if passing through the area. Unfortunately no facilities to get ice when we asked, but the breakfast was fine and the welcome warm.

What’s not to like? It’s an old mansion house attached to an old monastery. The furnishings match the dated style of this property. Breakfast is OK. Bread for toast, hot selection of scrambled eggs, sausages and bacon. A cold fridge with small selection of ham and cheese & yoghurt. Coffee was in a thermos. It was drinkable. Hot water in a thermos, but was only Luke warm when I used it. There was a fair selection of teas, but as a British tea-drinker, there wasn’t any ‘regular’ tea like Liptons (normal for the continent) or breakfast tea. But that was only a minor inconvenience. Bedroom had a large jacuzzi which we used (& it worked). Each bedroom is unique and quirky. Clean sheets & towels. Clean rooms, clean bathroom. All in all, we enjoyed it here.

Delightful hotel and area. Not lots to do but very much a Spanish village - would definitely go back.

Pleasant stay very quirky