The hotel was beautiful. The people were friendly and helpful! The rooms had wonderful views over the streets and alleyways . We would recommend a stay in this atmospheric hotel in the beautiful walked city!

This was our first small-town, small hotel after two nights in Barcelona, and we had an enchanting stay. The staff could not have been more helpful and friendly. The rooms are beautifully done: comfortable bedrooms, bright cheery breakfast room, pleasant sitting room. The building is built into the side of a mountain, and the breakfast room incorporates the rock as... More

Lovely family run hotel, large well furnished rustic rooms with very good breakfast. The atmosphere in the hotel is excellent, keep it up, the owners surely have a eye for detail.

This was by far the best hotel we stayed in during our 18-day tour of Spain. The service, room, and meal were first rate.

The hotel is in a terrific location. It has been beautifully refurbished from an old house, combining old and new very stylishly. Our room was very nice, facing the front corner, with lots of nice windows with wooden shutters. We had a great view down the narrow cobbled street, with flower pots on all the balconies. The ceiling featured rustic... More

The hotel is close to the outer walls of the town so is really easy to get luggage to and from as cars are not allowed into the town. The hotel is in a converted house and has kept some of the original features while providing a modern spacious hotel room. Internet connection was very slow. The town was deserted,... More

We had two rooms - each different but both were clean, modern and had great bathrooms. The showers were so nice - walk-in showers (no need to step in and out of a tub) with spa quality bath products. Large, sheet sized towels kept on a warm rack. The room was so quiet - and dark - we slept very... More

Firstly the good points: The bathrooms are to die for - They are spacious, modern and 5 star standard with huge and powerful showers. The location is perfect, situated in the old town just a short cobbled walk from the palace of Ferdinand II and the atmospheric church with exquisitely preserved wall paintings in the crypts. The furnishings are high... More

We checked out the parador as the top level option, next hostal las coronas as the cheap option, but finally chose el peiron. For 2 adults and 2 children the first asked 220 euros (superior room, kids on extendable sofa-bed), the second 65 euros for a very basic but clean twin room (kids on our camping mattresses) while el peiron... More