Hotel Patria

I felt at home here, and the whole team deserves thanks. The staff have an old-school charm, even if a few seem a little clumsy, which makes them feel human. Dinner is very good, and you can have seconds, though the meal takes over 90 minutes because the food is plated at the table. On our last evening, they even carved the roast in front of the guests. I've rarely seen that kind of effort. The rooms are small, while the hotel's 1920s grandeur shows throughout, right down to windows that could be listed historical monuments. The drink bill at the end could be handled better. Sometimes the mistake was in the guest's favor, other times the hotel's. All the best to you.

It's an improved old three-star hotel. The service is very good, though in Spain it would still be rated three stars.

The classic decor is well looked after, and even with carpet in the hallways and elevator, there wasn't any unpleasant smell. Our room was clean and the breakfast generous. The reception and bar staff were both incredibly friendly. We'll definitely come back. Congratulations!

It's a matter of taste, but I liked the slightly retro feel. The hotel is just steps from the thermal baths, with clean rooms, comfortable beds, friendly staff, and a more than adequate breakfast buffet. My only possible complaint was some street noise from my first-floor room facing the road. I recommend it.