✨ Highlights

• Fully operational hotel with good public reviews
• Three traditional houses originally built in 1616
• 50% of energy generated by solar panels

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⭐ Public reviews

4.4/5 and 213 reviews on Google Maps

9.0/10 and 377 reviews on Booking.com

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👍 Positive feedback from guests

1. Beautiful Setting: The hotel is located in a quiet, scenic mountain village, providing a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.
2. Spacious and Comfortable Rooms: Many guests praise the large, clean, and well-decorated rooms, with good bathrooms and amenities.
3. Friendly and Attentive Staff: The owners and staff are frequently described as helpful, welcoming, and providing excellent service.
4. Great Value for Money: Several reviews mention that the hotel offers excellent food and accommodations at reasonable prices
5. Good Food: The hotel’s restaurant receives consistent praise for its homemade, varied, and generous meals, with standout breakfast options.

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👎 Negative feedback from guests

1. Mattress Quality: One review mentions an uncomfortable mattress, suggesting some of the bedding could be improved.
2. Room Lighting: Some rooms reportedly have small windows that limit natural light and ventilation, which affected the overall room experience for some guests.
3. Strict Schedule: A guest noted that the staff were strict with schedules, which could be inconvenient for some visitors.

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📊 Performance

‍The hotel didn't provide the performance data (ADR, Occupancy Rate, etc.)

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✍️ Description from the real estate agent

This charming inn is the result of a meticulous restoration of three traditional houses from the Brotherhood of Campoo de Suso, originally built in 1616. The renovation has carefully preserved the unique elements of Campurrian architecture, while modernizing the interiors to meet contemporary standards, ensuring the exterior retains its historical character.

The property features 10 double rooms, each equipped with a private bathroom, alongside a separate house with two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a living room. For guest convenience, the inn includes a cozy bar and restaurant with seating for 40 people, a reception area, and shared spaces with restrooms.

Adjacent to the main building is an annex containing two bedrooms on the first floor and two living areas on the ground floor, each with its own private entrance. These spaces are ready for customization with paint and furnishings to suit the preferences of future guests.

Sustainability is a key feature of the inn, with solar panels generating up to 10,000 kWh annually—covering approximately 50% of the establishment's energy needs, contributing to its energy efficiency and eco-friendly operations.