Hotel Casa del Abad

If you want to disconnect and relax this is your hotel. It rests wonderfully and let's not talk about its food, a delight. The treatment is great and professional. This 17th century house keeps all its charm and has nothing to do with typical hotels. Each corner has its history and you can imagine how they lived at that time

It is a 5-star hotel but in reality it does not have that category, you pay for something that it does not have, the furniture is left, the fridge is disconnected, there is no spa, dinner is a want but cannot be, it was a good hotel but it is no longer it is, and expensive.

I really want to visit this establishment and...many doubts. Highlights: - Perfect reception and attention. They recommended we have dinner first thing in the morning and we were very grateful because everything was perfect. When we had finished, a large and rowdy group arrived that would have spoiled our dinner. Thank you. - Setting: old, typically Castilian rural house, with exposed wood, doors and clay floors. Spectacular. Fantastic common areas: wonderful patio and feeder area. Beautiful restaurant, especially the innermost area. We didn't like: - We occupied room 102. It appeared to have been two rooms converted into a suite, both being joined by the bathtub area. This area, in our opinion, is completely out of harmony. On the other hand, it is rare to find the electrical system seen, although this has a pass. What you can't do is find the plumbing system exposed both on the roof and the air conditioning system. Eye! Because from the room you can hear the people in the restaurant at bedtime. Fortunately it is not terrace time, but in summer it can be important. Just because the house is old does not mean that it should not have perfect soundproofing. - The day of Check-Out. Only one person to attend the reception and the breakfast restaurant? Result: you have to go looking for it... Bad, very bad. Absolutely inappropriate for an establishment that presents itself with the title of 5* Rural House and Posada Real: - Breakfast. Regrettable. The offer of bread rolls that can be given in any hospital, and some toasted bread type "Rustical Bakery of Bimbo or similar", is regrettable, in a region and specifically in an area (the land of fields) that has pride make quality bread, as we enjoyed that same day in other establishments. It is unfortunate to present industrial pastries (some "La Bella Easo" type muffins) in an establishment of these characteristics. The least expected is a homemade pastry: a cake, a cake, what do I know! Something delicious homemade. And I say the same with jam and butter, in both cases industrial. Please, are we in a 5* Rural House? What less than some homemade jams and butter or from some Km0 producer. VERY DISAPPOINTING! The restaurant, on the other hand, was perfect. I rate it in the restaurants section Conclusion the performance/price ratio is totally out of line

Impressive house-hotel in a beautiful and quiet town Very complete breakfast. Pool for guests only Very attentive staff They have just renovated it and it has been spectacular Good restaurant and great value for money To repeat, without a doubt

No corresponde la propaganda ni las imágenes a la realidad. El edificio es precioso pero con falta de mantenimiento. En nuestra habitación la puerta o ventana que daba a un tejado no se podía cerrar. El mobiliario muy justito y anticuado. Lo peor vino al bajar a desayunar. No había nada prácticamente.Le pregunté a la única camarera por si había huevos o algo más y me dijo que lo que estaba en la mesa. No sé reponía el pan ,ni la charcutería,ni queso ,etc. El zumo lo sacaba ella en una jarra y se lo llevaba ( igual que la leche ). Al rato salió con una bandeja en la que había 2 croissants pequeños y una napolitana. En fin ,los clientes bastante educados que no protestaron y se lo tomaron a risa. En general el poco personal que se veía no tenía experiencia. Una pena porque el sitio merecía la pena conocerlo pero no en esas condiciones