“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.
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