"A good place to stay for one night en route to Santander. It is very central. The room is small, so we wouldn't have wanted to stay longer than one night. The shower is extremely (too) powerful and flooded the floor. One of the bath towels looked as though it hadn't been washed as it had marks on it and there was a bit of debris and some dust under the bed, which was disappointing. Apart from that, we would recommend for a cheap place to stay. There is an underground car park very close but it...
"The woman that was working at the desk in the morning and doing the breakfast was over the top accommodating. It's rare that you friend someone that will go above and beyond what needs to done to help guests like she did for me."
"They have a place with a great potential but they could care for it a bit more. For example replacing broken lamps and missing bulbs, soundproofing the rooms (you hear all the conversations and other unpleasant noises next door), cleaning the decoration fabrics in the room, etc.
An extra effort would largely pay for a more comfortable stay."
"Staff extremely friendly, showed us around and explained the history of the property.
However nights are cold in April in this hilltop location and our room was chilly despite having 2 oil filled radiatiors.
Breakfast was meagre and the coffee was not hot enough."
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Find out about the history of Almazan when you take a trip to Palacio de los Hurtado do Mendoza. Make some time to visit the monuments while you're in the area.
Medieval stone walls surround this charming town where you can explore the 12th-century San Miguel church with its remarkable Romanesque architecture. Hike the nearby trails of Cañón del Río Lobos Natural Park for dramatic limestone formations, then return to Almazan's Plaza Mayor for traditional Castilian cuisine at family-run restaurants.
The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 18°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 4°C. Average annual precipitation for Almazan is 548 mm.
