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"Charming old house with simple rooms and a wonderful common area referring to the regional tradition. Large kitchen available. Note: the property does not provide towels."

"Not only was this the best location for access to Ordesa and Mount Perdido National Park, the hotel staff was helpful and kind, and the breakfast buffet was perfect for fueling up for days of hiking in the park. The view from our windows was incredible, and the room and bed were comfortable. "

"Stayed here a number of times always very enjoyable. Good value. I mistakenly paid twice for the rooms but was promptly and un -hesitatingly refunded by the hotel."

"We had a great stay at Hotel Muir. Very accommodating to our large group of friends. Able to book us an extra night at the end of our stay. Room was very clean & meals at breakfasts had variety and all you can eat. Had a great meal in the hotel restaurant and hotel was close to lots of restaurant choices. Thank you, "

"Property was full and not enough close parking. The beds were really uncomfortable. I think that for the high price we’ve paid the conditions could be better. The lady in the reception was adorable, the bedsheets and towels were exceptionally clean. It was only 3 minutes away (car) from downtown and the telecabine. The apartment was big including the rooms. "

"Perfectly located between key stations. Afoordable price."

"Love the place"

"We stayed in an apartment. I loved the property and its relaxed feel and location. Some lovely walks are available close by. The reception staff spoke good English and were very polite and helpful. They are very spacious, warm and clean, but very self contained. The bed was comfortable but pillow choice was limited. Kitchen was nice with 2 hot plates, no oven or frying pan. There is a dishwasher but no washing machine. Unfortunately the WiFi was not working and was not fixed during our stay. Excellent self parking and it was easy to get a good night sleep here. "

"Great, quiet place with an amazing view of the Pyrenees."