Name: Posada del Rodeno
Address: Puentes, 3, 44100 Albarracín, Spain, Albarracin, Albarracin, Albarracin, 44100, Spain
Rating: 9

Smoke-free property

Heating

Gift shop

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

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Vending machine

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Free Wi-Fi

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Free parking nearby

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Pets Not Allowed

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Muralla de Albarracín

Diocesan Museum

Albarracin Museum

Albarracin Cathedral

Albarracin Castle

Albarracin Toy Museum

Trebuchet Park

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Wonderful find. Great little place to stay, very well located. The rooms have a lovely decor and a fantastic view, very comfortable and super clean, only thing the room doesn't have phone to connect with reception.

Charming hotel

Great little place to stay, we turned up in Albarracin for the day followinf 3 nights in Teruel and decided to stay the night.

We called in this hotel and was delighted with the price and the cleanliness and the charm of the rooms.

The owner runs a little shop downstairs and is really friendly and helpful.

We stayed as a family of four, a seven year old and a five year old. It was great for an overnight stay but probably not much longer than that.

Its in a great location and parking could not be easier which is a problem with most of the other hotels.

Highly recommended and we would without doubt return to this great place.

Lovely place to stay

This is Spain's best village in our opinion.  Fantastic scenery and hikes.  We stayed in the sister hotel 'Parada de Carmen', at the *top* of the hill.  Not for the elderly, for sure, but we were OK with a baby/stroller.  Elderly should stay at the Rodeno location.

Service was fantastic, rooms were clean, breakfast was simple but filling with smiling service.

Highly recommended!

Really happy with service and quality!

These rooms are spotlessly clean, smell good and have an attractive decor with a splash of spanish charm.  Our ensuite had a full bath with overhead shower. The location is fantastic. There is free parking across the road in 2 parking areas. If both are full as they tend to be during the middle of the day, especially on weekends, you will have passed another large, free open air cark park about 400m down the road. Although the hostel is right on the main road, the double glazed windows keep traffic and pedestrian noise to a very acceptable level. Noise from other rooms was not an issue. There is a lovely park and river adjoining the carpark. Most rooms have a view over the park and up to the village above. The 3 Euro breakfast consisted of a glass of juice, a coffee or tea, toast with butter and jam and 2 quite tasty sponge fingers in a cellophane bag - a fair price but a forgetable eating experience in this magical town. I recommend you find the bakery at the top of the village for some outstanding pastries and bread. It is situated on top of the Portal de Molina (a town gate). There is another bakery in the main plaza and directly opposite is a great little bar that makes coffee.
The owners of the hostel also run the shop/reception on the ground floor. They speak no English but tried very hard to be helpful. The lady managed to draw an excellent 'mud map' explaining how to drive to the prehistoric cave paintings.
I found the mattress too hard for my midle aged bones and woke the first morning with a stiff back. Using the blanket as padding the next night helped. My husband did not find it an issue. The bed had the one long pillow that seems common in Spain, which we are not use to. The person who cleaned the room next morning realised we were using the seat cushions as pillows and kindly provided a second long pillow.
My only concern with this hostel is the lack of security when rooms are being cleaned. I returned midmorning to find all the bedroom doors unlocked while the one cleaner did her job. Had I wished to, the oppoirtunity was there to enter other people's rooms so don't assume your valuables are safe because you locked the door. She does lock the doors when finished.
There is no lift but you will need to be able to walk considerable distances uphill to explore this town.

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