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"Buena relacion calidad precio"

"It was an old hotel but clean. There is no reception desk so you have to go thru the bar to register and also thru the bar to get to your room. A bit different. The room was fine with the exception of one long pillow to be shared, not so comfortable and the bed was soft. For the price is was fine for one night."

"Hotel was in a good location, 5 min walk to the old part of the town"

"Nice and clean hotel in the old city. Many shops and restaurants nearby. Only issue was that the old city streets are being remodeled, and we had to park outside of the old city walls."

"I liked the hotel; except that they should impeove the breakfast."

"Excellent if you're taking a train at Chamartìn station. Walking distance to many cafes and restaurants. "

"Ha sido una experiencia increible. Hemos sido atendidos estupendamente. Totalmente recomendable"

"Great location"

"Recently renovated 2 star European hotel. Convenient location and fair price. Coffee downstairs for breakfast and few blocks away from downtown/ historic center. Good place, I would recommend if you are on a budget and stay a few days. Don’t expect other services or big lobby. It’s just ok. "

"Very nice and nostalgic place "

"It is not a 4 star property, barely 2 star maybe. Old room, carpet smelled bad, mold in the shower, sparse amenities. Breakfast bufet was a joke. Front desk personnel was rude, except for the Venezuelan girl."

"It is a pleasure to write a review of Casa das Capelas. It is a large and beautiful, fully renovated, historical building, set in lovely grounds. My excellent room looked out over rolling countryside. So peaceful. And the owners were extremely hospitable. There is a great patio to have a glass of wine, meet a few locals and eat a light dinner. Highly recommended. I will definitely stay here again next time I am in the area."

"Welcoming reception. Great location close to the Mosteiro. Comfortable room in a traditional dwelling converted to accommodate guests. Bar/cafe adjacent, some food options are welcome as there are no supermarkets close by to get supplies. Mosteiro is interesting and partially preserved "

"This hotel is so unique. It’s a place to stay if you are interested in Spanish history and would like to stay somewhere that honors the past. Bill is incredibly knowledgeable about the pazo’s history both of the family that owned it and general history of the area. There are quite alot of cats and a few dogs around so it may not be the place for you if you aren’t keen on animals."