Albarracin Mountains Vacations from $725

Clean, comfortable room and genuinely lovely staff. They were very patient about our late and delayed check-in, and gave us lots of wonderful details about the area and what to explore. The bathrooms are shared, but there were more than enough — it actually worked out great, since my partner and I could shower at the same time. One of the bathrooms even has a tub. Everything was kept immaculately clean throughout. The room had plenty of places to set things down — good storage, nightstands next to the bed, chairs, and so on. Wi-Fi was solid the whole stay. There's a lovely small balcony that's perfect in the evening, though during the day it gets loud and noisy with traffic. Overall a clean, well-kept spot with standout staff — just be aware of the daytime street noise.

Family-friendly

A small quiet hotel full of curiosities and art. Located very close to the heart of a beautiful medieval village on the hillside. Rooms have a shower over a jacuzzi bath, which should be hand-held as there is no shower screen. The jacuzzi bath is very relaxing. The Spanish style breakfast is very generous in portions and uses local produce. A great way to start the day, especially if you intend to do a lot of hiking in the area. There was a cosy small bar, but we did not use it due to the proximity of other bars, tapas and restaurants in the village. While the hotel parking is quite close ( a few minutes walk away), it is a pebble gravel surface. As the streets are narrow and steep, there is not really a way to stop outside the hotel to unload and load luggage, so it has to be transferred from the car park. The hotels private parking is opposite the public Parking Los Olivos (a prepay carpark).

Our room was facing to the street and we couldnt sleep until 3-4am when the street music stopped.