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"Recently renovated, immaculate condition, highly recommended. "

"Good value hotel. I liked being able to control heatng in my room; presence of a lift (albeit very small), especially as the staurcase was soiral and narrow; effective double glazing; reasonably priced breakfast; close to main avenue and cable car. Negative points: it was a bit of a trek from the SNCF station (20 minute walk); no shower holder so had to kneel down in bath and hold with one hand."

"A convenient place to stay whilst on the road easy instructions given in handout"

"Great hotel"

"Excellent"

"Very friendly and helpful - a great little place, in a lovely village "

"Excellent "

"Staff lovely could not do enough for you very clean hotel food was good not a huge choice but good quality drink's very good and cheap £4.86 for 2 large san Miguel on draft spa very good gym looked good outside excellent little local bar also very cheap and packed in evenings room was very clean but smelly slightly of damp but great size for triple room 2 beds and two excellent bathrooms and if facing side street very close to opposite balcony’s noisy youngsters at 5am not hotels fault I would...

"A lovely little spot in the Pyrenees. Incredibly charming and beautiful. Overlooks a Romanesque church, with views of spectacular mountain scenery. The proprietors are lovely and provide a wonderful breakfast."

"The staff went above and beyond to ensure I enjoyed my stay. I had to leave really early and they prepared a breakfast for me and left it at the desk. Would definitely stay here again."

"Comfortable stay in spacious, clean room. Easy walking distance to town an beautiful town and mountains view s from room. Nice, helpful staff. Good parking Delicious breakfast "

"Great location in a beautiful town. Staff was very friendly, room was very nice."

"The place was very basic and we had to make our own beds."

"Do not recommend for non-Spanish speakers. The hosts are lovely and the hotel is nice and clean, but communication for English speakers is tricky. Maybe if you speak French or Italian it could also work, but just FYI, none of the staff speak a word of English. But it’s pretty much like that in the entire Val d’Aran."