“Quriky family hotel in a remote farm village”
We booked a four‑night stay that coincided with the total eclipse, so the area was busy. It was a bit confusing at first what we’d booked, and early communication was somewhat unclear (the existing reviews on Booking were a bit alarming!). Later we found out we’d booked three suites, which worked great – large living areas, comfy beds in each room, plus a good sofa bed. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the rooms stayed clean. The edge‑of‑the‑mountains location let us walk long distances, even parts of a pilgrimage route, and the scenery was stunning. Dinner food was almost all excellent, making the restaurant worth visiting on its own. The value was very good at €23 per person, drinks included, though it was a bit tricky for those with dietary restrictions. If you want a family‑run hotel that’s a bit unusual, this could tick your boxes. We loved it. It’s a small hotel in a very quiet village, so keep that in mind. Only one staff member seemed to handle all guest interactions from the front desk – we didn’t meet anyone else. She was helpful but a bit inexperienced, with some charming inconsistencies in the waitress service. Breakfast was a little limited, especially for vegetarians. Some facilities, like the bar, didn’t seem to be open. There’s no air‑conditioning, but even in August that wasn’t a problem – it’s an old building with thick walls. There’s not much happening around the hotel, which was perfect for us, but don’t expect nightlife, and it’s a long drive to anything more exciting. We were unintentionally charged more than we expected when we checked out, but once we showed the reception our bookings everything was fine.
Anthony2 months ago