The outside area is very pretty and relaxing, the house façade and dining room feel very cozy and the weather is always good. The bathroom might have been a bit too small.
David3 weken geleden
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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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Casa Notario, nestled in Asín de Broto, Aragonese Pyrenees, offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and a 15‑minute drive to Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. Its self‑contained apartments feature TVs, kitchens, and private baths, while shared dining and a bar provide communal warmth. Lush gardens host loungers, a barbecue, and a tour desk, catering to hunting, fishing, and horse‑riding enthusiasts.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
The outside area is very pretty and relaxing, the house façade and dining room feel very cozy and the weather is always good. The bathroom might have been a bit too small.
David·3 weken geleden
The location was beautiful with incredible views. The rooms were old but very clean, exactly what we needed. The only downside was that there was a bar but no restaurant.
Laura·3 weken geleden
The surroundings are wonderful; if you want to disconnect, there’s no better place. To reach any other village it’s not too far, but the road is narrow and full of tight curves.
Badia·3 weken geleden
The place is very pretty, very quiet, and the construction is beautiful, right in the middle of the mountain. The reception was very cold; they didn’t explain much about what to do around the area and usually there was no one at reception to ask. The rooms are very simple, no Wi‑Fi in the rooms, and although they mention it, it’s far from the villages where you can dine or buy groceries. The pillows were uncomfortable.
Luciano·3 weken geleden
The village of Asin is beautiful, and visitors usually come to unwind in the quiet and hike the mountains, so you meet some nice people. It’s great that the small pool actually works and is very clean, refreshing after a day in the mountains. Interestingly, the path to Punta Corona starts right from the refuge, almost like a refuge in terms of standards. The rooms are cramped, with narrow, heavily used beds and even smaller micro‑bathrooms, just as others have said. The staff weren’t very welcoming, but given the size of the place, they have tough jobs.
Krzysztof·3 weken geleden