Casa Ribera Maya

I liked the dining area, but the mattress was the real deal‑breaker – I couldn’t sleep the two nights I stayed. The bed was too low, making it hard to get up, and the pillows were numerous yet soft and poor quality. The toilet cup was impossible to sit straight on because it was only 2 cm from the partition, which made the bathroom feel cramped. We’re frequent travelers, so the shared lounge isn’t a priority, but the mattress really let us down – it was too soft and thin, and the pillows were just bad. The room size was fine, but the sleep experience was disappointing.

Doina·2 weeks ago

“Godt og skidt”

The place was small but good. Casa Ribera Maya was unmanned and failed to inform us that we needed a code to get in, so we were stuck in pouring rain and on endless phone calls before we could reach our room.

Michael·2 weeks ago

“Cada excelente”

The house was very pretty. The bathroom was cute, but it turned out to be a bit small.

Consuelo·2 weeks ago

The house itself is fantastic. The rooms are just the right size, but they deliver the service they’re supposed to, while the rest of the house can be enjoyed a lot. The atmosphere among guests is good and everyone respects the rules. Nothing negative.

María·3 weeks ago

It was fairly central to Aranda de Duero, so you could get around to restaurants and whatever you were looking for. Aranda de Duero isn’t a super exciting place to begin with, so not too much to see, but if you want a central spot to stay, this is the one for you. The room is tiny; there is essentially no bathroom door at all. Beds are not very comfortable. There is no A/C but only a ceiling fan, so for summer stays – beware. It also looks a lot nicer in the pictures than it actually is.

Karl·3 weeks ago