Apartments in Comarca de Aoiz

Great and not. This is really up hill on an árbol, without power, dry toilet facility with an exceptional welcoming from Hotess Alicia, she’ll cook for you if requested totally recommend. It was hard to go up hill with a carryon but my meal “Cordero” with integral rice it was amazing, spending the night there was a lifetime experience. Then wake up to a relax breakfast she prepared for us! THANK YOU ALICIA from your Cuban guests

Hotel bonito, cómodo, bien ubicado. Buen servicio y el staff amable

Exceeded all my expectations! The Hotel has a charm like no others i have stayed in while touring around Spain. The staff were helpful and the property was clean and well maintained.

It was super clean and a great change from the other european hotels we stayed it. The staff was probably the best hotel staff I have ever had! Very nice, exremely helpfull and knowledgable about the area. Will def be back

Happily for me, my time in Javier coincided with the running of the bulls in Pamplona so I was unable to find a hotel in town. I found the Parador because it was close enough to Javier. I predict that the Parador will earn the kind of reputation which will make it a "go to" hotel in Spain and internationally. It boasts of a courteous and efficient staff, lovely clean rooms, a gorgeous setting, and excellent food. The hotel is so good that I recommend more employees learn to speak English...

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel in Pamplona. The location is excellent and very convenient for exploring the city. The hotel was very clean, and the facilities were modern and beautiful. There is also a nice café on site with a good variety of food and drink options. The staff was friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Pamplona.

Wonderful hotel! Enjoyed my stay during the fiesta.

We liked this hotel very much! Especially for the San Fermin festivities. There was a free shuttle that operated all day long so that helped save on cost. The front desk and restaurant staff was very helpful. The room was tidy. And it was a quick turn around time for the laundry service. We were able to see the fireworks from our hotel room so that was an additional plus to our stay. We will stay here again if ever in the city.

RUNNING OF THE BULLS! This hotel is 200' walking from the town centre where the Opening Ceremony occurs, Bulls run through, and all the action is! FANTASTIC LOCATION! VERY expensive for those days but worth it if you are going for the occasion - so convenient to walk back and forth to enjoy it all w/o having to take transportation. Parking available.

The location is excellent right in the central square, the staff at the front desk is always kind and friendly, very supportive. Probably the best staff I have experienced ever. The rooms are large by European standards, the bathroom is quite large, the bed and linens are good not luxury but very good, the breakfast was included in our rate and it was quite good, we were allowed a late checkout and that was pretty good and helpful. The experience overall was incredible, Pamplona is a very nice...

A charming small hotel on the French / Spanish border. The couple who run the hotel are as accommodating as can be, and really a very nice experience. We were hiking in the Selva di Irati park, and this was one of the closest hotels. We were very happy with our choice. Would highly recommend!

The hotel was great. You don't usually expect to find this kind of quality in small towns. The room amenities were like that of a posh resort. The staff was friendly and helpful. Public transportation is just ouside the hotel's front door and when needed the front desk can call a cab for you in under 5 minutes. Most members of the staff speak English and the fact that the hotel isn't in the center of Pamplona is actually a benefit during the San Fermín festival.

big room

I had a great stay while on a road trip through Navarre. Orasoian is a little village a bit out of the way from the city amenities in terms of restaurants and supermarkets, but I'd recommend eating the home-cooked meals at the hotel anyway: they were authentic Navarre and made with fresh local ingredients, I think my omelettes might've been made from the eggs of the chickens I saw in their coop :). The building is connected to an iglesias and very carefully maintained, and the owner was...