Hostal La Bellosina

The portions at the bar were generous and the food was great. They were friendly too. The place was clean and affordable, and the hot chocolate with fritters is worth recommending.

The room was very spacious and well kept, with a comfortable bed and pillow. The bathroom was spotless, better maintained than many hotels'. We knew the building wasn't fully accessible and had no elevator when we booked, but still enjoyed our stay. The location is excellent, right at the town entrance. If there's enough room, as there was for us, a 1.50-meter-wide bed might be a better size.

We stayed in March, when it was 1 degree Celsius outside. The air conditioning worked, but the radiators didn't, though the beds were comfortable. Our room was small but fine for sleeping and showering, and there's a very nice bar right downstairs. The accommodation has several rooms at the entrance to the village of Cabezabellosa and isn't suitable for people with reduced mobility. To confirm a booking, you pay half the accommodation fee after reserving and the rest on arrival, in cash, Bizum, or by bank transfer. The owner welcomed us very kindly.

The views were spectacular, and there was plenty to do. It's a modest place without great luxuries, but I highly recommend it. Our room and bathroom were both comfortable and spacious. Belén, the owner, and her husband provided unsurpassed service and were always willing to help and make us happy. The townspeople were very polite and friendly.