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"Beautiful hotel, food was great! Highly recommend. "

"Very helpful staff with a lovely clean lobby. The attendant at the desk s as poke multiple languages. She was very helpful in telling us about the city and good places to visit and eat. The rooms were spacious and the shower good. It was quiet. I would only all that the hotel allow customers to darken the LED light on the thermostat because it was so bright at night that we woke up from the glow. There is a mini fridge if that is something you need! Great breakfast! "

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"Situated in a gorgeous location, staff were very friendly with prompt check in and check out. Comfy bed, bathroom really spacious with powerful shower. A bargain. "

"Great location, easy accessible by public tram, and easy walk to old town, with good restaurants and good sightseeing. The Florida park across for hotel added benefit. The hotel staff were friendly and extremely helpful in assisting with the planning of our daily activities. Would definitely return. "

"I loved everything about this hotel. Location, parking, historic perspective, and cleanliness. I would definitely stay there again. "

"Really nice place to stay and very friendly staff. "

"This beautiful little gem is in the old section of Logrono. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfasts were excellent and the location was perfect. Other reviewers’ complaints about the parking are really overblown—unless you’ve rented a car too big for the small streets you will encounter whenever you visit medieval European towns and cities. The hotel staff was happy to provide some parking coaching as needed. The small street on which the street is located is quiet and safe. The hotel is located three blocks from Laurel Street (LS) which is the renowned, festive, and delicious tapas section of town. LS can be pretty raucous on FR and SAT nights— too many bachelor/bachelorette parties but any other night, it’s a nice place to stroll with local cross-generational friends and families. The diners go from one cafe/bar to another to sample a broad array of tapas or “pintxos” as many are known north of Madrid—especially in the Basque region. I"