Hotel la Realda

“Um vida memories”

A cidade de Albarracin absolutamente impressionante com suas paredes cidade velha situado uma colina. No entanto, decidimos estadia no Gea de Albarracin, uma pequena vila alguns a 10 km da cidade. The Experience é para pioneers apenas!!! O Village fica abaixo do Road até o Le como você viajar de Te… Mais

A cidade de Albarracin absolutamente impressionante com suas paredes cidade velha situado uma colina. No entanto, decidimos estadia no Gea de Albarracin, uma pequena vila alguns a 10 km da cidade. The Experience é para pioneers apenas!!! O Village fica abaixo do Road até o Le como você viajar de Teruel e da rodovia. É um desafio encontrar o Road até a vila como primeira opção que encontramos foi tão íngreme nós saber se o aluguel de um carro seria! Após um resumo de alguns moradores, temos Trabalhou out route. foi então confrontado com o menor de faixas, que não para o Village, mas a um pátio ao lado do principal formas. O Hotel removido nossos casos da rua, que está a cerca grande o suficiente para acomodar um pequeno carro, mas não mais. que encontramos o La Realda nosso hotel de escolha apenas na será solicitado que nossos, não estava no principal quadra, mas um outro Street em um apartamento. casos got outra viagem sob a sua belt e que encontramos o que transformaram um fantástico suíte de um quarto com lounge e maravilhoso antiga móveis espanhóis, mosaicos e cortinas. Nós Entes. Cada vez que saiu foi uma aventura. Tempo aproximado foi um desafio e diversão se você escolheu para tornar o mais. O Village em si não é muito grande e fácil passeie em para o incrivelmente antiga edifícios históricos e fascinante pessoas que vivem no lugar. Grande experiência, mas não para o Comfort hunters um! Seja sua vista da localização excelente ou Pobre depende sua atitude para experimentar algo diferente. Estamos fico feliz que fez e apresentam outro memory.

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“Almost perfect”

A small, quiet hotel in a village as interesting for its history and architecture as neighbouring Albarracín. Our room, La Ermita, was clean, comfortable and beautifully furnished with Spanish period pieces - a welcome change from standard hotels, lacking character. All staff were friendly and help… Mais

A small, quiet hotel in a village as interesting for its history and architecture as neighbouring Albarracín. Our room, La Ermita, was clean, comfortable and beautifully furnished with Spanish period pieces - a welcome change from standard hotels, lacking character. All staff were friendly and helpful - as indeed were all the locals of the village - and the bar staff provided us with a very reasonable vegetarian meal, at short notice. Breakfast was basic and very cheap, but then we'd only requested fresh fruit and yoghurt. A tip for parking:- Predictably, for a medieval village, the streets are extremely narrow and GPS instructions don't always take into account the sharp inclines from the main road. The best way to reach the hotel is to turn into the Visitors' Area for the Roman Aqueduct and follow that, much wider road, until the archway before the hotel, where there is room for parking. The Visitors' Centre is just before the village, if approaching from Teruel and obviously, at the end of the village, if travelling from Albarracín. It was a very pleasant two-night stay and we would love to have marked it higher, but there were three negative aspects we couldn't ignore. Our room was only accessible via the lift and yet there were no instructions displayed, with regard to fire procedures. The bathroom arrangement is admittedly a very clever use of space - the wash basin is an integral part of the room; the toilet, to the left of it, in one of the eaves; the bath/shower behind stable doors, in the other, to the right. However, apart from not allowing a great deal of privacy, showering was not an easy experience. The stable doors acted almost as a shower screen on top of the bath and there was no upright attachment for the shower head. We are small people and we found the area cramped, so this room would certainly be difficult for tall or large guests. Finally, a question of security - we were given one key, which would open both the main front door and the door to our room. If all other guests were given similar keys, ie. the main front door being the common denominator, how can the contents of each room be safe? We would be happy to be corrected, if we have assumed wrongly.

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