The traditional Casa Notario is located in the village of Asin de Broto, in the Aragonese Pyrenees, 15 minutes' drive from the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, it offers wonderful views.
Set in the Aragonese Pyrenees, in the small village of Sarvisé, Hotel Casa Frauca offers free Wi-Fi and a seasonal restaurant. The hotel has a terrace and garden, overlooking the village and...
Tamas
Spain
This is a very easy 'ten out of ten'.
The hotel combines traditional architecture with modern design and amenities.
It is close to other small towns in the Pyrenees, and only a ten-minute drive from Ordessa Valley.
There are a few really good bars and restaurants in Sarvise, which is nice.
The only staff member we met, a gentleman who checked us in/out and served us breakfast, was very kind and attentive, and made our stay even better. I wish I had asked for his name.
Boutique Hotel Tierra Buxo - Adults Only in Arcusa features a shared glazed terrace, a shared lounge with a fireplace, a furnished porch, and a garden with a swimming pool.
Anonymous
China
clean room and nice host, definitely a good value at this beautiful town!
Located in Boltaña, 29 miles from Ordesa National Park, Hotel Boltaña Ordesa has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Nicolas Ignacio
Argentina
Place is awesome. Beds are comfortable, wifi is great.
Located in the small town of Boltaña, a 5-minute walk from Ara River, Casa Cruz features rustic décor and offers rooms with heating. Free Wi-Fi is available.
Mike
France
Right on the plaza mayor, opposite the church.
Plenty of stairs, but also plenty of charm.
Responsive yet invisible host.
Balcón del Pirineo has large gardens with a jacuzzi and wonderful mountain views. This rural apartment complex offers free public Wi-Fi and free private parking on site.
Evert
France
Very friendly staff, Buesa is a small quiet locality where you come to relax. There is a nature parc Ordesa nearby.
The accommodation had all we needed during our stay.
Located in the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, this restored 16th-century abbey has a terrace with wonderful mountain views. The charming historic town of Aínsa is 5 mi away.
Nick
Ireland
Fantastic rural retreat off the beaten track. Lovely people and great restaurant with the best views around.
Arrived on a motorbike with no worries of leaving it parked safely for the night. Will be returning.
Featuring a shared lounge, Albergue rural l'Almada de Yebra is located in Yebra de Basa in the Aragon region, 27 miles from Ordesa National Park and 22 miles from Lacuniacha Wildlife Park.
Jacqueline
Spain
Located in the cutest little town. Friendly atmosphere. Clean space. Roomy, comfy, very nice, outgoing people. All facilities were great. Really a wonderful place to stay.
Offering a impressive setting surrounded by Ordesa National Park, this country house has beautiful rooms with amazing mountain views. It has a restaurant, attractive grounds and a terrace.
Claudia
United States of America
A truly unique and special experience. The property is located in a spectacular location providing incredible views of the surrounding mountains and valley. Casa de San Martin has a deep historical significance and has been restored and improved in a thoughtful way that honors and respects its legacy while providing guests with a 5 star experience! The owner, David Robinson, gave us a warm welcome and offered tips on where to walk, hike and view the incredible Pyrenees mountains! He shared some of the fascinating history and more recent developments with the property and surrounding community. Dinner was superb! We eat a vegetarian diet and the chef prepared a wonderful meal for us! We were delighted with each course! Breakfast was also a great experience. David and his team put careful thought and attention into every detail to make a stay at this property incredibly comfortable, satisfying and memorable. We highly recommend a stay here and hope to return!
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