Casa Los Maestros

At 12:45 a.m., children were screaming through the town. Their caregiver said it was normal and told me I should put up with it. I wonder whether their parents would feel the same way.

We had a wonderful time, thanks for everything, Patricia. The house is fantastic and sits in a lovely setting. Everything felt carefully thought out, from the fully equipped kitchen to the great shower. Parking right by the house was easy, too. Just right for a few relaxing days.

The beds were incredibly uncomfortable, and everything felt very old. I wouldn't recommend this place for families. We also spent two nights without sleep because the village festival had music playing until 6 a.m. I have no problem with the festival itself, but the hostel management should have told us before we booked. Anyone looking for a rural house in the mountains is probably hoping for peace and quiet. As hospitality managers, they came across as amateurs. Not recommended at all.

I went there for a camp, and it was a terrible week, the worst of my life. The town is literally in the middle of nowhere, and everything was really shabby. They don't provide blankets, so you have to bring a sleeping bag. There was also a child there who was the son of the women running it.