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Top 7 hotels in Anso, Spain
Discover the best hotels in Anso, Province of Huesca, Aragon including Posada Magoria, Hostal Kimboa, Casa Taconera, Casa Ursula, Hostal Bosque De Gamueta, Albergue Borda Nadal, Casa Artio.
1. Posada Magoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Cozy location with a strong personality
Reviewed By roberto sThe house is very beautiful - the owners explained that it's an old house, around 100 years old, and it keeps its wood and rock spirit, but at the same time is very well conditioned: good heating, wifi everywhere, etc. They offer vegetarian dinner and a big breakfast, but we ate somewhere else in town. They were very friendly. The town is very small, so even if you cannot park close to the posada, you will have not problem reaching it from the parking on the town border. It has many small shared areas to read, rest, etc.
2. Hostal Kimboa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Excelente trato y comida a buen precio
Reviewed By alfonsonorteLos dueños son una pareja con dos hijas, encantadores y entregados a sus huéspedes y comensales. La comida de menú es muy satisfactoria. Las migas son diferentes de las que se hacen por otras partes de España. Las carnes a la brasa están muy ricas. Descubrí el churrasco de cordero, que no había comido nunca, sabrosísimo. El churrasco de ternera estaba algo durito, pero sabroso. Las chuletillas de cordero, deliciosas. Buenos postres caseros, en especial el arroz con leche. La cerveza checa de grifo es magnífica.
3. Casa Taconera
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Lovely Suite in Old Stone Village
Reviewed By Travelling_AxeIt is located near one end of Anso, which is good in that it would be difficult to drive right into the centre of this village. Limited parking is available behind the Casa. The owner greeted us at the door and was very friendly and helpful (despite not speaking English). But we could figure out everything in the end. We had a lovely, large room with a balcony, overlooking the other stone houses and narrow streets. Our suite was very comfortable, charming and spacious. The bathroom had a great shower. There were skylights in the room to let in more light. There is a terrace for breakfast. Unfortunately, there were no screens on our balcony door -- and there were flies outside (due to the season?). There are no table lamps beside the bed, there is only an overhead fluorescent room light. This would be an easy fix, to make this room more appealing. We were here doing the shoulder season, we assume there are not many tourists at this time. So we were unable to find any restaurants open for dinner. We tried from 7-9 pm but none of the restaurants opened. We did manage to get some cheese and salami at a deli that opened earlier. Anso is a very picturesque stone town. We enjoyed wandering around here.
4. Casa Ursula
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Near-Pyrenees Gem
Reviewed By Paul SRosemaria could not have been nicer, and the place was spotless and the beds just right. This was a last stopover before we had to make the long drive back to Madrid, and after three days of hiking and church-viewing and eating well, it was a terrific (and entirely reasonable, price-wise) stop. Parking is just down the road, but you can unload right at the door. We ate nearby, not having realized that we could have eaten at the Casa Rural, if we'd made arrangements beforehand (oops), and judging from the breakfast the next day, dinner would have been memorable. She runs a fine establishment; prepare yourself for a few stairs, and the towels were not abundant, but there certainly were more for the asking. We'd stay here again at the drop of a hat; the town is a delight, and within fifty meters were 100 sheep (who moved out just before the late Spanish dusk to return to their nighttime corral, traveling right through town). What you want in a rural stay! Also is a delight.
5. Hostal Bosque De Gamueta
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Muy acogedor y tranquilo.
Reviewed By Jose_Manuel_GI_73Maravilloso hostal, todo muy nuevo y decorado con muy buen gusto. Excelentes calidades y un trato inmejorable tanto por parte de Míriam, como de Nuria. Muy rico el desayuno, completísimo, donde no faltó ningún detalle. Muchas gracias por todo y volveré (espero que con menos barro).
6. Albergue Borda Nadal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Compact,reasonable and family run.
Reviewed By Quixote2001This is halfway between a hostel and a bed and breakfast, with its own small bar and restaurant. In a fabulous, scenic location by a stream and in sight of the majestic Pyrenees, it makes a good base for hiking or exploring the region. Services and facilities limited although wifi is available and all the usual basic fixtures, shower and half bath,men suite in our case but quite cramped for four in a two double bunk room with a roof light. Be aware there are no printed menus and the family not only speak hardly any English but also their Spanish is very regional-there is a local language called Ansitano prevalent in the area around Anso and it differs from the standard tongue and Basque also. Parking is by the roadside so all bags and goods must be carried across the footbridge and up stairs to the rooms behind the hostel. Not suitable for disabled visitors. Lovely fresh homegrown fruit andvegetables, good cooking too though from a limited set menu each day. Power cuts can also happen here.
7. Casa Artio
