Beautiful hotel. Only problem was that I couldn't figure out the Air Conditioner. I can only read…read moreEnglish which is my fault. I also didn't reach out to the front office. But I was too tired. Nice pool and they had a decent gym. Room and toiletries were great. They had a nice bar and restaurant. They also provided parking but at a cost of 15. You don't have to park in their garage, you can park on the side streets.

A very nice hotel with underground parking, a pool, a bar and a restaurant. Modern and definitely…read more4 stars. We felt right at home. The beds are comfortable and value is very good for the price. The parking is a bit high but that seems normal for hotels. We loved the green space out back near the pool. Towels require a 20 euro deposit. Odd but manageable. Would definitely recommend.

I discovered the village of Alquezar and this hotel while searching for accommodations in nearby…read moreHuesca and as soon as I saw pictures of Alquezar I changed my plans and booked a room at Hotel Santa Maria. Picturesque is an understatement when describing the beauty of the village's terracotta tiled roofs, winding cobblestone streets, and views of Santa Maria Collegiate Church. We booked a double room with a view for about 90 euros in October (off season) and had a great room with fantastic juliet balcony overlooking the church. The room was the standard European small size, but very cheerfully decorated and the bed was comfortable. Breakfast was included in the rate and served starting at 8:30 AM and was amazing: eggs, ham, cheese, yogurt, cereal, toast, fruit, coffee, tea, juice, muffins. The hotel staff were very welcoming and friendly; I would definitely stay here again. One note on planning your visit; although we benefited from it being off season in that it was not crowded (it gets very crowded in July and August I was told) most of the restaurants were closed while we were there. There were about three or four options, but that was it.

We were surprised to find such delicious and unique food up in the mountains. The chef does a good…read morejob taking traditional food and making it modern. Plus, the location and atmosphere is amazing at La Demba. I would suggest going here if you are in the area.

While trekking on the French Pyrenees (and a bit disappointed by the cold welcoming from the…read morelocals) we decided to change plans and cross the Spanish border to spend a couple days in the Ordesa and Monte Perdido Park. Stumbling upon La Demba turned out to be the best decision of our trip. La Demba is a marvellous gem for several reasons: the whole idea behind it (a refurnished country house where each room has been designed by a different artist - our room, the "Finnish" one - was cozy and clean, perfect for Autumn); its location on top of the hill facing the picturesque village of Abizanda; its hosts Jota and Joseph and the whole staff who are perfectly welcoming and professional as one can wish; the food prepared by the supremely talented Joseph (I had the best dinner in a long time - no exaggeration); the breathtaking landscapes provided by the surrounding National Parks; what else? I know! All meals come with the sweet soundtrack of Spanish (and international) jazz music. In short, if La Demba was a cocktail it would be a blend of exceptional taste for art and food, creative ideas and talent to turn them into reality. And Jota and Joseph have all of these! I left this place fully recharged and inspired and I still think about those 2 (too short) days today when I need a "mental escape".

Stayed here on the way to Barcelona....and then on the way back to France it was such a great…read moreexperience. 5 star service, 4-5 star rooms, 2 star prices. Oh yes--and covered, safe motorcycle parking! Breakfast wasn't exactly terrific, but who cares, Hotel Sancho Abarca ROCKS.

A group of friends of mine and me came to this extremly beautiful hotel 2 years ago. We decided to…read morebook half-board and we were REALLY enchanted,. So I did again a month ago. The price was sensibly higher, but reasonable and according to improvements: Everything magnificient!!! Food from providers from all the near arround, best oil-quality, no bad smells at all in the parking!!! The breakfast with more regional products than before and fresh orange juice. In general it's Slow Food, very natural and kids are not very welcome..: Great!!!

From the owner: Las Bodegas de Arnés ocupan un llamativo edificio del siglo XVIII situado en una zona rural a las…read moreafueras de Graus. Ofrece vistas al Prepirineo que lo rodea, conexión WiFi gratuita y habitaciones con ducha de hidromasaje. El establecimiento el Arnés presenta una decoración vistosa combinada con elementos del edificio original, como techos con vigas y paredes de piedra vista. Dispone de habitaciones lujosas con balcón, TV y baño amplio.