Hostal Casa Juan

The location is great and the place is very clean.

Dolors·Un mese fa

The place is very quiet, but the pool was empty.

Jacqueline·Un mese fa

“Lo mejor la piscina”

The location is good, with a public parking lot very close by, and the terrace gives direct access to the pool. The bed was very comfortable. The TV is small and positioned too high, making it a bit inconvenient to watch.

Miguel·Un mese fa

“Arguably the best 6 days in my life.”

The property serves as a base camp for summits like Cerler, Gallinero, Cibolles, Aneto, Perdiguero, Posets, El Turbón, and Tossal de la Baltasana on the way to the airport. A drinking water fountain is three minutes away, and Supermercados del Pirineo (open 7 am–11 pm) is within walking distance. Hostess Anabel is warm and friendly, treating guests like family and doing her best to meet our needs; she even lent me her sewing kit to fix gear. On the downside, there is no public or communal microwave for hot food, and no refrigerator to store perishables—though I’m okay with that since refrigerators consume energy. A possible compromise might be to loan igloos to guests who fly and rent cars.

Powen·Un mese fa

“Bien, pero muy antiguo”

The apartment is quiet and the location is perfect. The town is small and everything is nearby, with easy parking. The pool is a luxury, though we had many wasps on the day we used it. The rooms need a makeover; they are very old.

Natalia·Un mese fa