The location was great, close to both Langre and Galizano beaches. I felt the €15 per day charge for bringing pets was excessive; they do give a small treat for the pets, but €15 is too much.
MariaA month ago
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★★★·Bareyo·6.9
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La Posada de Langre offers elegant accommodation in a country house with a beautiful garden and free WiFi. Guests enjoy private check-in and check-out, ski pass sales, and daily housekeeping. Rooms feature private bathrooms, work desks, and TVs. The hotel provides free parking, room service, and breakfast. Located 1 km from Playa Langre II and 30 km from Santander Airport, it offers easy access to Puerto Chico and Santander Port.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location was great, close to both Langre and Galizano beaches. I felt the €15 per day charge for bringing pets was excessive; they do give a small treat for the pets, but €15 is too much.
Maria·A month ago
Very good service and a wonderful breakfast. Comfortable room. The bathroom is a bit cramped for moving around.
Matthieu·A month ago
The tranquility. It’s outside an urban core but you can walk to the beach and everything else is within a 10‑minute drive by car. They have a small parking spot near the beach to avoid paying private parking. This is more of a suggestion: our room had no balcony, so it was a bit difficult to dry shower or beach towels. With the humidity inside the room, they didn’t finish drying. Since the house is large and there’s space outside, it would be good to set up a drying area.
Mercecedes·A month ago
We discovered it a few summers ago and always come back. Some parts of the facilities need a touch‑up and maintenance, but it’s still a cozy and very quiet place to unwind for a few days.
Lorena·A month ago
The breakfast is spectacular, featuring local products, and costs 9 euros per person. The staff are friendly. However, the room was not clean, lacked storage furniture, and had an empty wardrobe with only a bar and exposed pipes running through it.
Auxi·A month ago