Hotel El Seto

The food was the real surprise. We had one of our best dinners in Spain here, with creative dishes made to a high standard. It’s also dog friendly, and there’s a high-power charging station just around the corner, which makes it a handy stopover in La Mancha. The hotel sits in an unattractive industrial area surrounded by workshops, but inside it’s a cozy, tidy little place. The rooms are practical, with very good beds.

The building has a medieval feel, and it’s clean and quiet. WiFi was missing or unavailable in some places, and didn’t work in any of the rooms. In a town this small, don’t expect people to communicate in English. I used Google Translate and it worked well.

The room felt old, but it was very clean, and the staff were lovely. It’s a quiet place, with a really good breakfast at a low price. I’d definitely recommend it.

The rooms are nice, the people are friendly, and the price is good. They also let you keep your motorbike in the garage without charging extra, which most hotels don’t do.