It’s a really lovely and interesting hotel. The covered square in the centre with the large balconies around, make it quite special. The rooms are roomy and spacious for a short stay.

I suffer with a bad back and the mattresses were really uncomfortable. They are new, but just solid foam and offered little or no support. I didn’t get a good nights sleep even though they gave us anew room with twins instead of a double. The other thing that was sadly a disappointment was the breakfast. We stayed a Saturday and Sunday night. On the Sunday the breakfast was very good, no complaints. But on the Monday it was really poor and seemed to be mostly Sunday’s reheated or put out again. The bread and croissants were stale and there was little on offer.

Great history, the central Cloister was unique. Rooms were comfortable.

A few things could do with maintenance; we had a few outlets in our room that didn’t work. Rooms, while comfortable, are starting to look a little frayed. Internet was down for a good portion of the evening and wasn’t very good when it was working.

Magnificent building, the lobby was really beautiful. lovely spacious clean rooms.

Haro as a town doesn’t have many food options in the evening, most people come for the bodegas that are only open in the day. So to find out the in house restaurant was closed (for our entire stay) was really disappointing. Not only that, no snacks/food were served at all, which doesn’t feel like a 4 star hotel in terms of facilities. If we had known that in advance we wouldn’t have stayed in this hotel, as we really struggled to find anywhere decent in Haro (and therefore ate terribly).

This property has a long history of which we appreciated a great deal! The rooms reflect the character of the building. The atrium, dining area was wonderful!! We want to make a special thank you to the concierge Sonia, who was helpful and excellent in every way possible. She was simply the very best and contributed so much to our wonderful stay in Haro!!!

Amazing hotel, even better than the photos. Great location, lovely bedrooms, restaurant and food really good. Location ideal for visits to the many vineyards located in the Haro area.

There were no tea and coffee facilities in the bedrooms, and we could not get a hot drink from the bar at all times.

The hotel is centrally located in Haro - with concomitant parking difficulties. Particularly helpful receptionist and pleasant room situated on the easily reached second floor. Both supper and breakfast were entirely satisfactory. We would happily stay again.

Good location, clean facilities and nice staff

The toilet flush is pretty noisy, you can actually hear the flushing toilet from other rooms, the bathroom faucet has a very high pressure which makes it a bit noisy too. The parking lot is not at the hotel building and it quite expensive (18€ per night)

Absolutely stunning building in the centre of Haro. The main hall/bar has a quite beautiful glass ceiling (compare to the British museum in London). The bedrooms are very large and spacious and very comfortable. We did not eat dinner there but had a drink and I think dining might lack ambience. The bar area was very comfortable and the staff were very helpful with us and our bikes.

Nothing, all was very good

Location is PERFECT and the hotel's history is really interesting. We enjoyed staying at the hotel and it was very clean. I think the most added value is the building itself rather than the rooms.

The rooms are a bit old-fashioned and plain. The beds are just OK, so honestly for the price of the hotel I was expecting better. No water bottle available in our room, that would've been really nice to have.

The room was of good size and it was quite at night. wifi was good and did not experience any problems. The hotel was close to many of the sites that we were interested in.

The hotel staff was nice but seemed to be standoffish. The room lacked a coffee maker. Room decor was a little outdated.