Search hotels in Salas Bajas

Set 48 km from Dag Shang Kagyu, Casa la Era features accommodation in Salas Bajas. This property offers access to a patio, free private parking and free WiFi.

Located 28 km from Torreciudad, CASA el NOGAL offers accommodation with a patio, as well as a garden and barbecue facilities.

John

France

Perfect for a trip with friends/family as the two spotless bedrooms are in a downstairs annexe with lovely bathroom and access to the shady terrace with table and chairs. A wonderful welcome from the host.

Boasting air-conditioned accommodation with a patio, Apartamento del pirineo is situated in Salas Bajas.

Barbara

Switzerland

Very clean, in a little village, could stay for 1 night

Santa María de Alquezar offers views over the ancient castle of Jalaf Ibn Rasis and the Vero Canyon. It is set a traditional stone building with wooden features and Mudéjar brickwork.

Andrew

Australia

Fantastic location with a view from our room that was spectacular.

Hotel Villa de Alquézar is situated in the medieval town of Alquézar, near the Sierra y Cañones de Guara National Park. The hotel features gardens, a terrace and free Wi-Fi.

Eyal

Israel

Large rooms, Best location , wonderful breakfast and private free parking

This hotel occupies a well-known Art Nouveau building in the centre of Barbastro, Huesca. It has a spa centre with contrast showers, a Turkish bath, a sauna and swimming pools with an extra charge.

Patricia

Australia

Everything

Set next to the historical centre of Barbastro, the Hotel Clemente has a family-run atmosphere, which will help you relax while on holiday in this region of Aragón Hotel Clemente’s rooms are clean an...

Albert

Netherlands

the bed was good, shower ok

Hotel Boutique Maribel is in Alquézar, on the edge of Aragón’s Sierra de los Cañones de Guara Nature Reserve. Its stylish rooms feature a plasma TV, hydromassage bath and free Wi-Fi.

Reed

United Kingdom

The location is idyllic. The breakfast delicious

Set in the city centre, this hotel boasts charming stone and timber buildings and superb dining, and features bright, elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi.

Lee

United Kingdom

We had Room 205 on the front of the hotel. Situated right in the middle of town close to all the important sights and river the hotel has its own underground parking accessed off the Rue de Argensola. It is an extremely tight entrance and the parking spaces tight too, but, really convenient as alternative parking is difficult. The hotel itself has quite a traditional Spanish feel with a lot of dark wood features and furniture. Everything was immaculately clean!! Our room was large with bedside tables, sofa chair, long stool, desk / chair, medium sized flat screen TV, safe deposit box, luggage stand, large fitted wardrobe and dark brown floor / cream wall tiles in the bathroom. There was plenty of room for us to lay out our cases as we were only staying 1 night. The mini bar/fridge was stocked with cola, beer, water and orange juice, 2 of each. There is also a nice restaurant and bar serving a variety of good quality food and drink, to residents and non-residents inside and outside on the pedestrian area in front, at very reasonable prices to say it is a hotel. It was well attended and the atmosphere was very pleasant and relaxing in the warm evening. As we were on the front of the hotel there was some noise from the street but it wasn’t enough to disturb our sleep. Also, around 7am the fruit and veg market stalls arrived to set up on the street outside which was nice to see.

Hotel La Posada De Lalola is set in the peaceful village of Buera, 5 minutes' drive from Alquezar' s medieval town.

Carolyn

United Kingdom

The accommodation in the Posada is basic but clean and there was a lovely lounge area to relax, and safe parking for our motorbike nearby. The absolute highlight of our stay was the fabulous dinner we had at the associated restaurant La Lalola. Both the Posada and the restaurant are run by Bruno. The Restaurant is exceptional in every way. Gentle jazz music playing in the background and just 5 candlelit tables make it a very welcoming and intimate experience. There is no menu, Bruno serves a series of fabulous tasters all made by him with fresh ingredients. He serves them himself together with an explanation of the dish and if you like, he will also recommend suitable wines to accompany your meal. We had a very memorable and enjoyable evening and Bruno was the perfect host! (For any Brits visiting, you may be interested to know Lalola was mentioned in The Guardian!) I highly recommend The Posada Lalola.. for us it has been one of the major highlights of our trip.