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The spot is great, and I didn't have any bad experiences.
JoseA month ago
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★★★★·Aldeadávila de la Ribera·8.4
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Rural Centro de las Arribes in Aldeadávila de la Ribera offers air‑conditioned family rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi‑Fi, work desks, TV and parquet floors. Guests dine on Spanish cuisine with gluten‑free options in the on‑site restaurant and unwind at the bar, terrace, hot tub and balcony overlooking gardens and mountains. Free private parking, proximity to Salamanca Airport and local attractions enhance convenience.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The spot is great, and I didn't have any bad experiences.
Jose·A month ago
I liked being able to park the engines under the terrace and having the option to eat there, but there was no staff at arrival, the full online check‑in failed, and the shower had no cold water—just too hot. The next day there was no hot water at all. The second room, shared with other travelers, was dirty and the hot tub didn’t work; the main lighting there was also out. The shower head sprayed everywhere. In the restaurant, half the lights were broken, and the overall restoration was subpar.
Philippe·A month ago
The location is good, the pleasant architecture with a large atrium, breakfast is fine, rooms are okay, the bar opens early afternoon, and the restaurant offers good food at reasonable prices. Communication is difficult: the PIN code for the key safe in the building is needed, and entry to the building requires a code that only randomly present people have. You need two codes, one for the building and one for the room. There are many flies in the building and in the room, which is very annoying, even in the restaurant. Two roosters on the neighboring property constantly crow without pause, which is especially irritating. Avoid a room on the east side at all costs.
Stefan·A month ago
I liked the place, it was pretty and comfortable, but the reception was almost always empty and at night there was a constant whine that only stopped when the workers came.
María·2 months ago
The village was having its festivals and we were looking for a hotel that wouldn't be too noisy, so this one was ideal; the room was spacious, had a small balcony, and was really quiet, and both check‑in and check‑out were very convenient. The only downside was that the people in the nearby rooms spoke loudly and made a lot of noise, though that isn’t the hotel’s fault.
Mónica·2 months ago