Los Arcos

Guests have praised the breakfast at Hotel Los Arcos, mentioning the lovely breakfast including delicious pastries and the good, fresh local breakfast in the vaulted cellar.

Guests have described the beds at Hotel Los Arcos as very comfortable, with one of the most comfortable beds ever and with extra-long beds (> 2 meters).

While some guests mentioned that parking was terrible and cars were banned in the main square of the old town, others found the flat hard-surface parking beyond the castle quite secure and free for motorcycles, with just a short walk to the accommodation.

Guests have highlighted the stunning surroundings and lovely views from the rooms at Hotel Los Arcos, including views over the mountains and a balcony facing the plaza.

Guests have praised the staff at Hotel Los Arcos for being very friendly, welcoming, and helpful, with excellent customer service and a friendly lady manager.

Several guests recommended choosing a room with a balcony facing the plaza or the mountains for a more enjoyable experience.

Some guests mentioned that rooms facing the plaza were well-insulated, reducing the impact of late-night chatter. However, if you prefer a quieter environment, consider a room facing the mountains.

Parking in the main square was restricted until after 7 pm, and some guests found it challenging. It's advisable to park in the main castle lot, which is a short, flat walk away from the hotel.

The breakfast was described as a feast, offering a variety of choices and the option to dine in a bright back room or under the portico on the square. However, a few guests suggested that the breakfast could be more varied or available earlier.

Guests appreciated the spacious rooms, comfortable beds, and the availability of amenities such as a spa bath and air conditioning. However, a few mentioned issues with the air conditioning and mattress comfort.

Many guests praised the welcoming and helpful nature of the hotel staff, contributing to a positive overall experience.

The hotel's location in the Plaza Mayor was highlighted as a magical and beautiful experience, providing easy access to the charming medieval village and surrounding attractions.

While some guests found the rooms to be spacious and comfortable, others noted that the rooms were compact and lacked certain luxury features. Consider your preferences when selecting a room.

The hotel does not have an elevator, so be prepared to carry luggage up a few flights of stairs, especially if staying in a room on the upper floors.

The hotel's central location provides easy access to restaurants and attractions in the charming medieval village, making it convenient for exploration and dining.