Centro de Vacaciones Morillo de Tou

The restored village setting is lovely, with a reservoir nearby for water activities, fishing, or swimming if you're brave enough. The resort's buildings and facilities are in renovated old buildings or newer ones that match their style. There's a lifeguarded pool, a well-priced restaurant, and a shop with the biggest selection of food and drink I've seen at a resort or campsite. I can't comment on the hotel or cabins. Prices are fair, and if there's no big party in the event tent, this is a lovely place to stay. The pitches are shaded for much of the day by mostly pine trees. The site is terraced, so pitches sit on several levels. Short-stay campers and caravans go on the ground level, which has a few good-sized spots and a few smaller ones for tents or little campers. The pitches are level, with hard ground. The upper level has a large tent area and a section for long-stay and seasonal guests. The toilets and showers are the reason this gets four stars instead of five. Both bathhouse buildings are old and poorly maintained, with mold on many surfaces, peeling paint, broken or missing things, loose tiles, and mold on seals, ceilings and joints. My wife and I found different problems: the bathhouse near the long-stay guests had the worst conditions in the men's area, while the other building's women's area was in bad shape. I saw cleaning twice a day, and hope I missed another session. It looked like a quick wipe, mop and change, judging by dirt left behind. A brown stripe on a paper dispenser was still there the next day, something that should be noticed during cleaning. The three-person team seemed to spend too little time, though let's assume they work very hard. I've done the same kind of work. You can find a stall clean enough for comfort, and there are plenty to choose from, but the bathhouses need a thorough cleaning and restoration. I'd suggest redoing them completely and adding 5 euros per day to cover the cost. The stay is well worth the price otherwise, which makes the condition of the bathhouses a real shame. If you can get past that, it's close to a perfect campsite.

We were passing through on our motorcycles and spent one night here. The people were friendly, the food was nice, and the cabin was well presented.

The showers and toilets were clean, the water was hot, and the washing machine was a good price. Our caravan pitch had good shade under trees and was about 30 metres from the restaurant. A short walk over a bridge across the main road took us to a viewpoint with lake and mountain views. Ainsa is a short drive away, and its old town is lovely. We got two stars because of the noise and the payment arrangement. At check-in, we said we might stay five nights, expecting to extend if we liked it or leave sooner if we didn't. They asked us to pay straight away, so we paid for all five nights. On two nights, the restaurant noise was so loud that even industrial-quality ear protection barely let us sleep. One night it carried on until 2:15. I added a photo from our pitch showing the cars parked for last night's party. Maybe it was a wedding.

A lovely place for enjoying nature with the family. The animation team put on fun games for both kids and adults.