Hotel Spa Niwa

We spent a day and a half here, and it somehow felt like a week. There are some lovely architectural spots and a beautiful miniatures exhibition, worth a look if you like dollhouses or microscopic art. The local food is good, though it can be heavy to digest. Try the restaurant, or the food trucks in the plaza with the giant elms, which somehow survived grafiosis. The hotel is modern, elegant, and carefully looked after. Our well equipped room had fresh flowers and a surprise welcome pack. It wasn’t huge, but was more than adequate, and the bathtub was a great size. The massages were stupendous, and the spa, though modest in size, was well appointed. Breakfast was surprisingly nice, especially with the local honey. Drinks are self service and billed that way, and there’s fresh cool water from the corridor faucets. The staff were very kind and helpful, including the lovely hostess. In my opinion, great value for money, and more.

The rooms and service are first class, and the spa is excellent. It’s also within walking distance of the village center and close to the lavender fields. If you’re in the area for the fields or the bulls in August during the local holiday, this is the best hotel for miles around.

A nice spa at a good price, with several offers. There’s plenty of room for the spa and the massages are good. It’s not far from Madrid, and the setting is nice and quiet, with a garden.

The hotel offers a beautifully appointed, quiet oasis, and the spa facilities are just as good. It’s a superb boutique hotel in a wonderful town full of character and good people, with two Bull festivals each year to enjoy.