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"Nice"

"Lovely hotel! Great and spacious rooms. Cosy but not claustrophobic. Very short walk to the local town of Laguardia which has very cute restaurants. A bit out of the way to get to but very worth it!"

"Excellent experience during a four-night stay. Great location, outstanding reception staff (Noemi was wonderful), close to many restaurants, shopping and entertainment."

"Within steps of the main square and within walking distance of many of the bodagas. It was a wonderful experience. We would stay there again. thank you."

"The location was excellent. Walking distance to old town and right by the river that has a beautiful walking path along it. Also easy walking distance to Bodegas Francos Españolas Winery. The rooms are a little dated but clean and comfortable. Staff are friendly and helpful and check in was a breeze. There is onsite parking - your car gets its own elevator and designated space. "

"Great location! We loved the hot tub and the room ambience which had a unique and boutique feel! It was difficult to park our car but this did not affect our stay. As we were at the front of the hotel, with a lovely balcony overlooking the square, we could hear the noise from the chiming bells and clock tower. It was a lovely stay and the restaurants available served great food. "

"Bien céntrico, Hotel limpio y tranquilo, buena experiencia!"

"Beautiful "

"This beautiful little gem is in the old section of Logrono. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfasts were excellent and the location was perfect. Other reviewers’ complaints about the parking are really overblown—unless you’ve rented a car too big for the small streets you will encounter whenever you visit medieval European towns and cities. The hotel staff was happy to provide some parking coaching as needed. The small street on which the street is located is quiet and safe. The hotel is located three blocks from Laurel Street (LS) which is the renowned, festive, and delicious tapas section of town. LS can be pretty raucous on FR and SAT nights— too many bachelor/bachelorette parties but any other night, it’s a nice place to stroll with local cross-generational friends and families. The diners go from one cafe/bar to another to sample a broad array of tapas or “pintxos” as many are known north of Madrid—especially in the Basque region. I"