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10 Top-Rated Bed and Breakfast Inns in Matarranya, Province of Teruel, Aragon
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Matarranya, Province of Teruel, Aragon including Hostal Querol, Hotel Portal Del Matarrana, Hospederia Virgen de la Fuente, Mas Del Bot, Fuente del Miro, Observatorio de Aves Mas de Bunol, Fonda Angeleta, La Casa De Sebastian, Fonda La Grancha, Hostal Blavet.
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1. Hostal Querol
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
If you’re looking for a family-friendly small hotel in Valderrobres, look no further than Hostal Querol. Rooms at Hostal Querol offer air conditioning providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. Newspaper and baggage storage are some of the conveniences offered at this small hotel. A lounge will also help to make your stay even more special. Valderrobres has plenty of Mediterranean restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Baudilio Asador & Restaurante, Fonda de la plaza, and Pizzeria Esencia, which are serving up some great dishes. Should time allow, Castillo de Valderrobres, Plaza de Espana, and Puente de Piedra Valderrobres are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. The staff at Hostal Querol looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Convenient
Reviewed By EferisHotel close to the entrance of the historical centre of valderobres. The room was clean but basic. Very good breakfast and friendly service. I would perhaps recommend to make the rooms a little bit more modern.
2. Hotel Portal Del Matarrana
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 85 reviews
The former home of Mendizabal, the sixteenth century, we have converted into a small and charming boutique hotel.Located in Valjunquera in the Shire of Matarraña few kilometers away from Alcaniz Aragon Motorland.
Suitable for all tastes: romantic, family, adventure, quietness...
Reviewed By AgarratequevoyWe booked the hotel for a romantic weekend and indeed it was a calm and relaxing couple of days but very active as well. The whole area (Matarraña region) is beautiful and worth spending some time exploring (Car/bycicle/hiking). Ideal for a summer holiday where you want to be slightly active. Superb food, especially for meat lovers (plenty of it!) but even for vegetarians (we are) you have good options. The hotel itself is quaint, comfy and cute. The owners (Jose and Jorge) are fantastic and always willing to help and give you the best service. It's incredibly quiet (apart from the bells chiming we could not hear anything!) and a great place to sleep. Rooms have a bathtub so even if you get back and you are really cold, you can always dip in. You also have a proper fireplace on the 1st floor. Great tast, comfort and service. Highly recommendable!!!!
3. Hospederia Virgen de la Fuente
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
The hotel bar and restaurant , the Virgen of the spring, can be found within the greater complex of the Sanctuary of Virgen of the spring. The complex consists of a 14th century gothic hermitage alongside a guest house with a porticoed central patio and a Baroque hermitage dating from the end of the 17th century. Surrounded by gardens and the river Tastavins this is a spectacular site. The Gothic hermitage was declared a national monument in 1931and contains a mudejar ceiling which was declared a world heritage site by UNESCO.
Lovely lunch
Reviewed By Lynda BWe had lunch in this delightful hotel/restaurant/converted convent on a holiday in this lovely region of Spain. The three course menu of the day was €18 a head and was brilliant value for money. We started with delicious cured salmon and a regional tomato dish. This was followed by barbecued pork and fish for me. Pudding were two of the house specialities - a Russian cake and a type of flan. Overall the food was fantastic and all set in the glorious surroundings of this peaceful and beautifully decorated hotel. Service was exquisite and an English speaker was assigned to us to help with translation. Including a lovely bottle of Rose and coffees the bill came to €56 so was a very reasonably priced way to have a delicious lunch in a very stylish and unusual location. After lunch we strolled through the convent and visited the chapel and the lovely stream behind it. Very much one to be recommended.
4. Mas Del Bot
Overall Ratings
5 based on 108 reviews
Small ecological Hotel with 4 suites including shower, bedroom, living room and private terrace with views over the mountains. Main rooms are constructed from straw bales with a wooden supporting structure and all woods are certified Forest Steward Council, green roof and geothermal heating and cooling. All paints and plasters are natural and no chemical glues or solvents have been used. We provide sustainable living without compromising on a luxurious level of comfort
Disappointing
Reviewed By thiswanderfulworldWe booked this hotel for an overnight stay based on the good Tripadvisor reviews - we must have missed something. The whole place felt tired and run down - definitely not total luxury as advertised. Rooms were on the small side (tiny bathroom). Nigel, however, was accommodating and helpful and breakfast was quite good.
5. Fuente del Miro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Normal
Reviewed By luisag539Tranquilo, personal muy amable, desayuno bien, habitación amplia, tele pequeña pero no la suelo poner , eso da igual. Baño amplio , pero olía a cañeria el dia de llegada, al usarlo disminuyó el olor. Limpieza regular, el primer dia no limpiaron las papeleras, al segundo sí. La cama....sabanas mal estiradas. Buena situación , desayuno bien
6. Observatorio de Aves Mas de Bunol
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
Magnificent
Reviewed By Rebecca GThis labour of love was truly a wonder to see. The couple who run the observatory feed the vultures everyday which was started years ago to save the culture population from dying out. Small groups can go to see the feeding at 9.30am which makes it a unique and personal experience. Nothing prepares you for the swarm of vultures who come to feed like clockwork and wait patiently for breakfast. Well worth a visit and support this local initiative.
7. Fonda Angeleta
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 76 reviews
Welcome to Fonda Angeleta, your Valderrobres “home away from home.” Fonda Angeleta aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. The guest house features newspaper, and you can stay connected during your stay as Fonda Angeleta offers guests free wifi. Plus, Fonda Angeleta offers an on-site restaurant, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. If you’re looking to experience local food favorites like tapas, consider a visit to La Bodegueta Valde, which is not far from Fonda Angeleta. Valderrobres is also home to El Salt, a popular waterfall that is not too far from Fonda Angeleta. Fonda Angeleta puts the best of Valderrobres at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Great food, great bedroom
Reviewed By ReddyBournemouthdifficult to get in as no door bell, had to phone owner and muddle through with poor spanish! but were made to feel very welcome, had booked room on top floor so quiet and good bedroom. Had dinner bed and breakfast for not much more than £50. Dinner included wine and 3 courses, fantastic food, cant fault the place. Wonderful town, parked on side street but we knew from booking there was no parking.
8. La Casa De Sebastian
Overall Ratings
5 based on 73 reviews
The House of Sebastian, is an accommodation located in the heart of Old Valderrobres in scenic Matarraña within the province of Teruel. In front of this magnificent home, you will meet Ana, which is keeping you inside of time, down to the last detail. Also its friendliness makes the customer feel at home, in an environment where there is no hurry. Surrounded by medieval details, with its squares, cobblestone streets, and the combination of the castle church XIII and XVI century, make a site all about mágico.Si add, that as a backdrop are the ports de Tortosa-beceite, the sites marsh Pena, and all the charming villages of the surrounding area as well as being land of precious oil, wine, good fruit and sweets, all combined, make La Casa de Sebastián an idyllic destination
Amazing
Reviewed By Lucy HWish I could give more stars. Very well appointed and clean. The hosts went out of their way to help when we had a medical issue, including serving us chicken soup at no charge when we felt unwell. Such a warm caring family. Loved it!,,
9. Fonda La Grancha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Hotel rural en el Matarraña. Habitaciones con encanto. Restaurante con una propuesta creativa y de proximidad. La Grancha es un edificio histórico restaurado como hotel para el disfrute de unos días de descanso en un entorno privilegiado. Estamos rodeados de un paisaje típicamente mediterráneo salpicado de olivos centenarios, almendros, ermitas, masías... Nos encontramosen el casco histórico de La Fresneda, población medieval declarada Conjunto Histórico-Artístico, situada en el centro de la comarca del Matarraña. Habitaciones personalizadas que conservan los elementos originales del edificio, dotadas con baño secador, aire acondicionado, calefacción, TV y WI-FI. Conservan las paredes de piedra originales y los techos de madera con vigas vistas, equipadas con piezas restauradas invitan al relax y al descanso. Servicio de Restaurante con una cocina de calidad con productos del territorio. Bar-cafetería y terraza en el jardín. Les ofrecemos documentación turística para programar sus salidas y excursiones. Zona de fácil aparcamiento.
Hotel atractivo pero con un problema grave de ruido
Reviewed By JourneymanReviewerEs un hotel-restaurante pequeño con bastante encanto, que tiene pinta de haber sido reformado hace no muchos años. La cama era cómoda; el colchón parecía viscoelástico. El wifi desapareció la primera noche pero funcionó bien una vez reestablecido. Tenía aire acondicionado y una mosquitera en el dormitorio (habitación 6). La estética del baño era atractiva y la ducha bastante amplia, pero tenía unos fallos absurdos: la puerta de la ducha abría al revés, impidiendo que llegaras a las toallas y mojando el suelo; la ducha no era ajustable, obligándote a pegarte a la pared y anulando la ventaja de tener una ducha amplia. Más: la puerta del baño no se podía cerrar desde dentro; la tapa del váter hacía un chirrido horrible; se veía luz de día por debajo de dos marcos de dos de las ventanas en el baño; el primer día se bloqueó el váter y no se podía tirar de la cadena (se solucionó al día siguiente). Tenía toda la pinta de ser una buena reforma implementada mal y rápido por un amigo del primo. Ahora lo peor de todo: el ruido insoportable de otras habitaciones por el nulo aislamiento acústico. Se oía de otras habitaciones: la ducha, la téle, chorros de pis, pasos, todo el agua que se mueve por las tuberías, especialmente cuando tiran de la cadena, además de todo el ruido del pasillo como si tuvieras la gente contigo en la habitación. En vez de poner notas sobre el volumen de la téle, deben poner un aislamiento en condiciones, especialmente en la columnas, que transmiten mucho sonido. Por la noche, si se han dormido los otros huéspedes, suele haber bastante silencio, pero a las 8:30 una mañana pudimos disfrutar de una furgoneta con megafonía que anunciaba la venta de marisco con un ruido que despertaría a los muertos, después de unos minutos de música folclórica a todo volumen. La téle era enana, pero tenía USB y HDMI; ahora, no intentes usar la función de subtítulos si no sabes leer a 20 palabras/segundo. El trato era muy amable y el desayuno bastante bueno (con menú de opciones); además se puede desayunar y cenar en un agradable patio-jardín detrás del hotel, lo cual viene muy bien en tiempos de pandemia. Aislamiento acústico/ruido: 1/5 Desayuno: 4/5 Cama: 5/5 Bañera/Ducha: 2/5 Trato: 5/5 Wifi/internet: 4/5 It's an attractive small restaurant-hotel, which looks as if it was refurbished not all that long ago. The bed was comfortable; the mattress seemed to be viscoelastic. The wifi vanished on the first night but worked well once it had been restored. It had A/C and a mosquito screen in the bedroom (room 6). The bathroom was attractively decorated and the shower spacious, but with some absurd defects: the shower door opened outwards, preventing you from reaching the towels and wetting the floor; the shower wasn't adjustable, so you had to stand right next to the wall, nullifying the benefit of a wide shower. Also: the bathroom door couldn't be closed from the inside; the toilet seat cover made a horrible squeaking noise; you could see daylight under two of the bathroom windows; on the first day the toilet blocked and it couldn't be flushed (it was fixed the next day). It looked like a good refurbishment badly implemented by someone's cousin's brother. And the worst thing of all: the intolerable noise from other rooms because of the total lack of acoustic insulation. You could hear the following clearly from other rooms: the shower, the TV, streams of pee, steps, all the water moving through the pipes, especially when the toilet was flushed, as well as all the noise from the passageway as if the other guests were in the room with you. Instead of putting up notices about moderating the TV volume, they should install some decent insulation, especially in the columns, which transmit lots of sound. At night there is usually silence, provided the other guests have gone to sleep, but at 8:30 one morning there was an additional delight: a seafood van which played irritating folk music at ear-splitting volume before loudly announcing its wares. The TV was tiny but had USB and HDMI; however, don't try to use the subtitle function unless you can read at 20 words/second. The owner was very friendly and the breakfast pretty good (with a menu of options); better still, you can have breakfast and dinner in a pleasant patio/garden at the back, which is useful in the current pandemic. Soundproofing: 1/5 Breakfast: 4/5 Bed: 5/5 Bath/shower: 2/5 Friendliness: 5/5 Wifi/internet: 4/5
10. Hostal Blavet
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Pequeño hostal, recién renovado e inaugurado en junio de 2020, en una casa del S. XVIII, estamos en la parte alta del casco antiguo de Calaceite. Disponemos de 7 habitaciones dobles con baño, una de ellas con capacidad máxima de 4 personas. Niños a partir de 12 años. No aceptamos mascotas.
Amazing place with a very friendly owner
Reviewed By Denise vThe owner will pamper you and make you feel at home. Breakfast is reserved and prepared with love. The room is fully equipped and cared for down to the last detail. We will definitely come back here and are already looking forward to it. Thank you for the wonderful stay and all the good care Maria!
