Best Hotels in La Ribera d＇Ebre, Spain

Facilities: Because it is a temporary place to stay, there are not many choices, and it is also a family hotel atmosphere. It feels okay, it can be done for one night. Hygienic: clean and tidy Service: There is a restaurant to eat Environment: Good parking at the intersection, about the same distance from the two towns, it is convenient to drive 🚗 The whole is clean, but the place is too boring and there is nothing fun, but there is a more than 200-year-old ancient stone town west of 40 minutes by car (Calaceite-Teruel-Aragón (Google map search), I went in February, no one, no tourists, no see many residents walking around, no shops, No cafe. It is estimated that it is not a tourist season, not many people, or because it is not a popular tourist spot.

We stayed here because we were going to visit the area, and we liked it being in the middle of nature and having air-conditioned pool, as for the outside it starts to refresh. But for our surprise it is that this indoor pool is not included in the price (it is 8€ per person per day extra, child@s too), although neither on your website nor in Booking specifies it in any site (only in a paper hanged at the door of the hotel). Access to what they call spa, which is just this pool with 3 screws and a cascade, because the jakuzzi doesn't work). However, we paid to enjoy this supposed relaxing space ... Until children and older people crashed, making a grudge, so it was a little frustrating. The complex, although the place seems to be quiet and silent in the day, the truth is that in the night it has been a disaster: dogs laying, screws, shots, swamping, noisy neighbors, dragging furniture, The hotel is very good, but it is very good to get a good time to get a good time. Chapter separate also deserves attention in details: there were hair in the bathroom, something dry in the bathroom garden, a sleeve, the gel/shampoo bottles were visiblely filled/reused, the food salad had leaves powdered ... The gardens around, which were golf course in your day, would deserve more care, and it is clear that the facilities have seen better times in general. The staff is quite friendly, but they are visiblely overwhelmed by the work. Less for me, that as Celiaca had only pans available to me, nothing more, unlike the rest of the customers, who had croissants, donuts, diverse retail, cereals and various breads – and we all paid €12, of course ... Summary: a bad experience.

What a fantastic place, loved it and made me the best Caesar Salad I’d ever had after following my request for increasing the size, perfect, nothing but good words