Access into the hotel and reception is in the bar (not unusual). The bright, comfortable bedroom was on the ground floor beyond the bar. I didn’t like the “wetroom” concept for the bathroom though. Having arrived much later than planned and chosen the hotel for the ability to park on the street and its restaurant, I was more than a little disappointed that I was unable to avail myself of either. Why? I was fiesta time. When I drove into town the roads in the area of the hotel were closed or blocked off so my satnav took me on a tortuous journey trying to find the hotel. When I eventually arrived, there wasn’t a parking space available anywhere near the hotel so I spent a long time driving around before eventually finding a space some way away. As you might expect, I found a couple of spaces much nearer as I walked back to the hotel !! The choice of tapas in the bar was minimal and, apart from the usual ensaladilla rusa, there was nothing I fancied. However, I saw no alternative places as I wandered back and forth sorting out the parking so I made the most of it - ensaladilla and a large slice of home-made empanadilla. Not a great start to my two week meander around central-west Spain but, choosing a period of time when most towns & villages on my route were in Fiesta was, in hindsight, not a good idea. Nothing wrong with the hotel although, because everything was closed apart from the bar, I can’t comment on what the hotel looked like inside to compare it with the lovely photos on the website. I thought it was a little pricy compared with others I stayed in on my journey but nice people, friendly locals popping in and out of the bar and, if the restaurant had been open, I would have been more than content with my stay

A very lovely local hotel. They did an exquisite work restoring an old traditional house in the town's centre, with so much attention to detail. The thing I find exceptional about the place is that they have a restaurant and a bar on the ground floor, which is visited mainly by the local population: so if you want to experience local culture during your stay, it's the place to book your room!

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A very local and typical Spanish small inn, more of a bar/restaurant with some rooms. Lots of character, and the one evening meal I had there was excellent. I liked the local feel of the place with numerous locals calling in the mornings for coffee and a chat. The room was large and clean, and the owners were friendly and helpful, although for English visitors note that they didn't speak any English!

Breakfast was very limited to coffee and a few toasted items, but reasonably priced. Parking in the town is very tight, and it was necessary to park some distance from the hotel, but it was free! Because of the hard finishes in the building, there was some noise from the other rooms, and also from passing traffic even though it is on a side street. There were no tea-making facilities in the room.

Great little hotel in historic building, 40 min drive from the Barajas airport and 30 min from Madrid downtown. Friendly and available staff. Good restaurant to experience authentic, local cuisine. Walking distance from Navalcarnero plaza and main attractions.

The AC turn off when you leave the room but the staff was courteous to provide extra keys to leave in the room so the AC stayed on.

Silent, Quiet, clean, quaint, ground floor bar restaurant, perfect location in the old town centre

Narrow bed in single room, second floor without elevator, although it is logical because it is an old medieval house.

wonderful place but the hotel should warn guests that when they go up to the rooms at night around midnight ( that noise is prohibited )or at two in the morning they do not go up like elephants and shouting loudly as if they were at home. As the guests came up, they woke me up at twelve, half past one and two in the morning, people are not educated and the hotel should warn them not to make noise after midnight, the legal hour of silence. Because the rooms are very close.

Noise of other guests at midnight.

This is a lovey hotel which was spotless and with a very comfortable bed. The location is close to the Plaza and shops and restaurants. The staff were friendly in particular Adolfo who made us breakfast. A very good tostada con tomate y jamon and great coffee. The hotel is unique with it’s lovely indoor garden too.

We didn’t dislike anything so it’s hard to find anything bad to say. We would visit again the next time we’re in the area.

Beautiful traditional hotel. Loads of original features. Very friendly people and great breakfast, so reasonably priced.

Loved this property, a bit disappointed that the restaurant wasn’t open. Only a short walk to the plaza that had lots of options though.

Very authentic style, very clean, staff very friendly and helpful even though I don't speak any Spanish. Evening meal in the courtyard was excellent. Breakfast was served quickly. Bathroom facilities were excellent with a very powerful shower, shampoo etc provided. Really large and comfortable bed with additional blankets.

We had Room 7 with a window over the back courtyard - some barbeque smoke/smells on Saturday night, and a few noises from the kitchen but didn't disturb us too much.

Clean.

The air-conditioning kept turning off and until it turned back on, it got too hot. This wakes you up in the middle of the night and the sleeping experience was very uncomfortable.