Hospedería Señorío de Casalarreina

Very Poor
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : This is ridiculous- I have written three different times to tell you and the hotel why I canceled the night before( it is NOT on the Camino nor can bags be transported there)but I keep getting messages asking how my stay was - please settle this
  : I dis not stay there

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The lacation, the light, the bathroom, the space.
  : Breakfast was adequate.

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Though not the easiest place to get to it was possible to leave the car not far away. The reception was friendly and efficient and both reception area and bedroom had a lot of character. We were less enthusiastic about the bathroom for, though of a good size and impeccably clean, the only partly operative jacuzzi unit took up a disproportionate amount of space. A restaurant was proposed to us little more than five minutes' walk away and it proved excellent for an evening meal whilst even closer bars and cafes were also available. Breakfast at the hospederia was not memorable and, in terms of value for money, we felt that the overnight stay was only average but it is extremely well located within an interesting little town.

Disappointing
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Beautiful historic building, large room, nice bed
  : Drain in bathroom clogged, strange noises from the bathroom drains, unhelpful staff, impossible to find the hotel when arriving by car, hotel was locked when we arrived, poor breakfast, noisy air conditioning

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : liked the history of the building, paintings on the walls, the quiet village location
  : there was a bad sewer smell in the bathroom. it was also quite cold in the breakfast room.

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : its nice to be in historic surroundings and in an interesting room. Staff were very helpful. we would never have found the spanish cafe on the edge of the village which would take dogs. Dogs of course were welcome but were also charged for. it was the correct thing to have breakfast which was good
  : the rooms had been constructed out of the ancient building I guess in the 70s. The bathroom had an ancient jacuzzi which contained the shower - difficult to get in and out of and I would imagine freezing in winter. there were two tiny windows at floor level which opened and two roof lights which appeared not to. no ventilation in bathrooms. The biggest problem was location. there were road works and physically driving to outside the building was a problem (resolved by phoning the hotel to get instructions) . this ought to be a short term problem. there is no bar in the building so not possible to meet the other guests. There is nothing of interest in the village. Trying to find something to eat on a holiday monday evening in the village proved impossible and we had to drive through two villages to find a tapas bar for some food. They dont allow you to leave unattended dogs in the room, nor take dogs to breakfast (which is fair enough), but the dog had to be tied outside while we had breakfast