Aldea Bordons Reviews

If you're using google navigation good luck, amazingly difficult place to find. Once you know the location not an issue, but it's located in a winding, very narrow road walled town location, with only a smallest sign in Spanish, not the same as the property name either, and it's run by an eccentric single man, whose father owns the local bar, and I'm guessing when the host isn't there or cooking that's where he is... No one there speaks English, and it doesn't allow for early arrival. At all. They're just not there. Find the church and cemetary at the top, and the road opposite helpfully not signed, is the one you want, with the propery 100m down on the left. Dont' drive it, nightmare, walk. Once in it's charming, and the place is laid out over a wide quirky area. I went off season so rural is how I found it, some things needed attention, but the character and layout impeccable, old buildings blended with modern facilities. Internet is patchy, so be warned, but it is a magical place that you have to lean into, not the other way around. As soon as I realised this my whole stay improved and it's a great place to explore the area Take ear plugs, as you're in the centre of the pedestrian town, but the dogs around there love to bark til 4am. The local bar / shop closes quite early so voice's aren't a problem. Breakfast is rural, and you need to prompt for more, but again, it's situation is lovely If you want quiet, authentic lean into this place for beauty

The best hotel in long time, difficult to find but this is the best hotel In the area.

Very authentic rooms and place. More light in the room should be welcome. Although Wi-Fi is mentioned, there is no Wi-Fi in the room, you must leave the room and go near the office where you have access, enough for email but for other, really slow. Breakfast is ok! Flat screen ;-) the size of my laptop, 15"