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"Great"

"Charming older hotel (they use real keys!). We only stayed 1 night as stop over on road trip but they had electric car chargers as advertised which were easy enough to set up and had spots for 4 vehicles. "

"Room very good clean "

"Waiting at reception for five minutes in order to check in because the receptionist wasn’t anywhere to be found"

"Parking space is limited, otherwise, a great property. "

"The hotel is a very convenient pit stop if you’re travelling through the middle of Spain. It’s right next to the motorway however this was no issue and we weren’t disturbed by road noise. The food in the cafe was very good and reasonably priced. Our hotel room was clean enough… however there was a bit of an unpleasant odour emanating from the bathroom. (Somewhat like stagnant water). We opened the window and vented the room and it was bearable after that.. I would add the smell never truly went away although I didn’t find bad enough spoil my stay. My guess is it’s just the smell from the poorly ventilated drains. The hotel is pretty much on its own in the middle of nowhere though."

"From the moment we arrived at hotel, which was almost midnight, we were treated like family. The warmth and attentiveness of Alberto made our first night unforgettable. We were welcome by two drinks and Alberto set up the perfect temperature of our room to our like. During our visit, I unfortunately got stung by a wasp, but the way the hotel mobilized to assist me was truly remarkable. They quickly provided a tweezer to remove the stinger, applied alcohol, and even offered mud from the spa to soothe the pain. The staff kept checking on me, making us feel cared for and loved. The accommodations were impeccable. Our room was clean, spacious, and featured the most comfortable mattress, ensuring a restful stay. We also enjoyed an excellent selection of ambient music that added to the relaxing atmosphere. A special shoutout to Lorena and Belén at the front desk—they exemplified true hospitality, helping us store our locally purchased cheese and chocolate and booking all our activities since our Spanish is not proficient. The spa was a highlight of our trip, offering various treatment pools and saunas that left us feeling rejuvenated. One of the most memorable experiences was the wine tour led by Mr. Mogul. His passion for winemaking shone through as he spent nearly three hours guiding us through the process and allowing us to taste some outstanding wines from this amazing winery. 100% recommend it to anyone! And thanks to all staff and the business owners!"

"The Lady at the counter is very friendly. "

"This is a charming hotel on the edge of the town of Toro. We found parking right outside the hotel very easily when we arrived at the check-in time. Absolutely stunning views of the whole area from our bedroom and the restaurants within the hotel The hotel receptionist spoke fairly good English and was really kind and suggesting places we could go and try the local wine. The place is just turned out to me Ideal as we managed to join another group who are having a tour which is something we have been unable to book before we arrived, so we were very pleased. We ate in the hotel in their café because it was raining. It was all inside but if it was warm, you could sit outside and have a lovely view. The restaurant staffs English was a bit patchy and our Spanish is even worse but with the use of Google Translate we managed to order a meal we ended up having the biggest steak I’ve ever seen in my life a bottle of wine a salad and potato croquettes as part of a package deal for two people which came to about €52, which was really good value in our opinion The room was basic but very Spanish decent size bed ideal to crash for a night and in my opinion very good value. If I was coming through here again, I would return . I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this place for someone else to stay. "