★★★·Valderrobres·8.2
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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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MASIA MAS DE LA CREU, a historic masia in Valderrobres, blends rustic charm with modern comfort. Its rooms feature parquet floors, private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, balconies, and family suites. A family‑friendly restaurant offers Mediterranean dishes and a continental buffet breakfast. Located 2.7 km from Matarraña and 117 km from Castellón–Costa Azahar Airport, it provides easy access to mountain trails, the Parroquia de la Asunción, and Castell de Paüls.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
El edificio y las habitaciones. Es un lugar tranquilo. La señalización es precaria, sobre todo de noche. El servicio de la anfitriona deja mucho que desear, por el trato y la amabilidad. No permitió la cena aún avisando con mucho tiempo porque estaba fuera del supuesto plazo horario
Emepunto·2 weken geleden
1. The accommodation sits on a mountain. The access road is unpaved, long, and very steep. Vehicles lacking significant ground clearance, like ours, had to stop multiple times (despite extreme caution). 2. The building has no elevator, so luggage must be carried up several flights of stairs to the rooms. The stairs have handrails, but especially the staircase from the reception down to the dining room is extremely unsafe, a fact that hit me hard. 3. A slaughterhouse is some distance away from the accommodation. In the middle of the night, a siren blares repeatedly and loudly enough to break the night’s quiet. In the morning, one could see animals being driven into the slaughterhouse by trucks amid the noise. That’s not what we wanted to hear or see in the morning. 4. We couldn’t find any hotel staff that seemed helpful in any way. 5. Because we were under pressure to find accommodation that evening, we were swayed by the good overall rating. That was a mistake; if we had read the one‑star reviews, we would have definitely looked elsewhere.
Dagmar·2 weken geleden
The farmhouse was renovated and very tastefully done. When we arrived 20 minutes early, we asked if we could enter; she said yes before looking anything over, even though the place was already clean. The next day, breakfast was fantastic and the same woman was very pleasant. The reception had cobwebs, and in the room there was a closet that looked like something from a horror film – it seemed newly taken from a dumpster, so we didn’t feel safe putting anything inside. The room was clean but had some cobwebs, the mattresses weren’t very comfortable, and the toilet leaked and occasionally the cistern would burst.
Ana·3 weken geleden
The room had mosquito nets, the bathroom was renovated, and the shower was very good. The location was problematic – a very tricky path for cars to reach the farmhouse, and it was not signposted. The pillows were very thin.
Nerea·3 weken geleden
The room was spacious and the quiet away from the city center was a plus. However, there are a few things that could improve the stay. The large wardrobe’s inner drawer is unusable because it cannot be opened or closed. The beds were left unmade; this isn’t a major issue for me but it’s unusual, especially since it happened for three consecutive days, and I would appreciate a heads‑up to avoid surprises. A sign or informational placard on the road would be helpful; the owners say they can’t add one due to “environmental restrictions,” but there is no sign on the road that requires a detour, and at the entrance of the property where I’d expect a sign, there isn’t one, which is especially problematic at night. I struggled to find the detour to the forest track the first night, and the next two nights I took two wrong detours. The Wi‑Fi needs an extender or repeater because the signal doesn’t reach the second floor, and simply rebooting the router doesn’t fix it. Finally, the listing should more prominently state that the MASIA keeps its original features, which means it’s not accessible for people with reduced mobility; carrying luggage up to a second‑floor room is not easy.
Rodrigo·Een maand geleden