Hotel Casa Aurelia

“Good Price & A Good Deal”

The gal who checked us in made the comment that they were the only place around. True, but they don't take advantage of that, they really excel at everything. We stayed one night, had drinks/tapas in the bar. Dinner in the comedor was really good, apparently some of the veggies are from their ga… Mais

The gal who checked us in made the comment that they were the only place around. True, but they don't take advantage of that, they really excel at everything. We stayed one night, had drinks/tapas in the bar. Dinner in the comedor was really good, apparently some of the veggies are from their garden. Great nights sleep and a continental breakfast. Worth the price.

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“Um hotel muito barato e adequado em uma cidade pouco inspiradora”

Extremamente barato e por isso não é surpreendente que seja funcional, mas não muito mais. Os quartos são surpreendentemente grandes, mas não estão bem conservados, e. g. controles de aquecimento quebrados, plugue de banho faltando. As avaliações do restaurante variam de boas a ruins, acho que depe… Mais

Extremamente barato e por isso não é surpreendente que seja funcional, mas não muito mais. Os quartos são surpreendentemente grandes, mas não estão bem conservados, e. g. controles de aquecimento quebrados, plugue de banho faltando. As avaliações do restaurante variam de boas a ruins, acho que depende se o restaurante está aberto ou se está apenas servindo no bar - este último produziu porções enormes, mas muito básicas.

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“Quite nice hotel in the middle of nowhere”

I did not expect much from this hotel, but I was quite surprised by the room conditions and the service. The hotel is located in a pueblo, i.e. in the middle of Spanish province, meaning you will be greeted in the morning by sheep/goats/poultry "screaming" outside and - if lucky enough - you will h… Mais

I did not expect much from this hotel, but I was quite surprised by the room conditions and the service. The hotel is located in a pueblo, i.e. in the middle of Spanish province, meaning you will be greeted in the morning by sheep/goats/poultry "screaming" outside and - if lucky enough - you will have a view on the field with veggies, which were served for dinner the night before. The rooms are clean and have all the facilities needed, there was enough space in a double room for two, even with large suitcases. Try not to check out too early - you will see local farmers coming to the hotel bar in the morning for a coffee and their tractors and other farm machinery parked just outside. They were clearly not in a hurry, as at 9 am the bar was still full and the street jammed. Watch out for a huge parrot locked in a cage near the reception desk. It makes horrible noise when stressed by strangers:)

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