Pretty small guesthouse, comfortable bed, good views

As it was late in the season, we were the only guests. Sandra was very helpful and set our breakfast out for us before she had to go out to work. The breakfast was rather unappetising with cheap sliced bread & ham, plentiful, but unappealing.

Lots of space. Clean and comfy beds. Great views over the sea and hills. Decent breakfast. Short drive to Lerado town. Staff were helpful.

No problems at all. Everything was great

Stunning location, fabulous views from our room, helpful and approachable staff and spotlessly clean.

The facility to make hot drinks would be nice.

It was a very nice place with a really good view. Top poelpe running the hotel .friendly little village on top of a hill .not too far from the beach in the car .

Needs kettle for cups of tea .

Good place in the county, with feeling and noises of agriculture, but really Alpine type. The owner was very helpful. Rooms were clean and bathroom was well equipped. Good fresh fruits and freshly squeezed orange juice for the breakfast.

On the top room, too warm and hard to ventilate it out when weather cooled down. No chair neither small table in the room, hard to place rightly the luggage. Fridge was not available, but owner provided a portable -however low performance and noisy- fridge to settle. The breakfast was the same on 4 days w/o fresh bread and only with sweets and besides fruits, with non-perishable foods for eat.

Nice little countryside hotel up in the mountains, very clean and comfortable rooms. Street parking was found right outside as its on a little side street off the road through village of Sena. About 8 rooms I'd say in total, twin beds put together but seperate sheets so were able to split for the kids in room 2

Lacking a few facilities, like being able to make tea or get a drink and shame the restaurant was only open for breakfast. Basic breakfast spread but was given lovely fresh juice and toast, even homemade cake which was nice. We didn't touch the packet croissants and no option for meats or anything cooked, eggs, etc. Have to drive down into the town to get any food past breakfast so don't expect to arrive and find dinner in the hotel or nearby. However biggest problem for us was the Village street party held on both Saturday and Sunday nights, we were unlucky it happened while we were there - very loud music and people shouting, etc until past 4am, man the Spanish know how to party even in a normally sleepy village!