Hotel a Grisaleña

“Bellissimo albergo , pulito e accogliente”

“Abbiamo soggiornato una sola notte, ma nel complesso ci è sembrato un hotel di buon livello e personale disponibile”

“Bella stanza, ben arredata, silenziosa e affacciata sul parco dell’hotel Tutto l’hotel è molto accogliente Il personale è gentilissimo sia alla reception sia al mattino a colazione ”

“Lovely evening meal and equally delicious breakfast. Highly recommend for a quiet rural stay. A family run hotel ”

“Luogo tranquillo con ottimo rapporto qualita' prezzo situata sul cammino di Santiago appena prima di un lungo tratto totalmente privo di rifugi. La sera e' necessario procurarsi in tempo cibo e bevande perche' i pochi locali chiudono presto”

“The hotel is very well run, I liked the coffee station but no coffee in the room was a minor down side, the breakfast was very varied and delicious The only problem for me is I stayed on Sunday and the restaurant next door was shut and no local options available also hotel doesn't have a bar”

“Muy buen desayuno croissant riquísimo y budín casero, Luisa fue una anfitriona de lujo. ”

“La casa è molto accogliente, e ancor di più la proprietaria, simpatica e generosa, siamo stati davvero bene in questa sosta del Cammino!”

“It is quirky and has an interesting history. Great food and lovely staff/owners”

“What a beautiful renovation and serene environment. These are basic rooms and not luxurious. No A/C, but the rooms are clean with modern bathrooms. The property has a lovely central square that the hotel rooms surround, that is peaceful and charming. Gorgeous biblical art and grand arches can be seen throughout the common spaces, and act as a reminder that this building was originally a convent from the mid 1600s. The breakfast was adequate and overall makes your stay feel very welcoming. I...

“Habitaciones limpias, personal amigable, localizacion”

“La habitación que nos toco, 124, muy pequeña, la cama muy justa para dos personas, la ventana daba ventanadaba a un panel de plástico, no se veía ni el cuel”