A welcoming independent rural hotel in a stunning location. The hotel is a bit quirky, but is very comfortable and the owners are very hospitable. The food and drinks are all sourced locally (apart from seafood), are all extremely well prepared and presented, although the portions are large.

It is worth noting that the location of the hotel means you have to walk up a steep footpath from the village square before reaching the entrance steps to the hotel; once at the hotel, the staff are very helpful with the luggage.

This is a charming little hotel with cosy rooms all with an amazing view of the Mallos de Riglos rock formations. Set in a village and with an excellent restaurant attached (but run separately) by the chef and his wife. This couple were also looking after the hotel and are very pleasant and warm. The Restaurant is excellent and having, with the advice of the proprietress, ordered one starter and one main to share, extremely good value. We particularly enjoyed the salads and the T bone steak.

The 20m walk to the hotel from parking in the village square is more like 30m and very steep.

Lovely small and private hotel in a charming small town with epic views into the montains - staff on arrival were very attentive and showed us the room where we stayed - room had a very effective AC usnit which we needed after the epic almost cliff like ascent we had to make from the car park down below - this is somerying that needs to be considered if you dont like steep climbs but we soon recovered and cooled down in the comfortable room

While the location is fantastic it does come with a price and that is the climb up to it if you DON'T manage to park in the tiny roads around the hotel - just be aware that it's steep and in the heat of summer could be off putting - however the room and hotel are very comfortable

This posada is exceptional. Not only are the rooms beautiful and comfortable, in a heritage building in a picturesque village, but I would like to heap praise on the owners. There is a superb restaurant in the lower floor of the posada, but we didn't realise that it was closed on Sunday evening (when we arrived) and there were no other places to eat or supermarkets open at that time in the small town. The owners promptly offered to open the restaurant up just for us! And proceeded to serve us the best food that we ate in the whole of our time in Spain. Huge portions, simple but exceptional food, locally sourced ingredients, absolutely delicious, with fantastic service. And, we found out later, this was despite the couple having worked the previous day from 5am to 2am... unbelievably kind and generous of them to do this for us. We want to say a huge 'thank you' - and I hope that lots of people will stay at the posada after reading this review.

I had an amazing stay here. I was solo motorcycle touring in the area and I was made very welcome. The hosts are lovely. I had a room with an amazing view of the Riglos. Dinner was excellent and their wines are all from a local winery 10 minutes away. My stay here was a highlight of the trip and I'll make a point of coming back. I parked my motorbike on the street outside the hotel and it felt perfectly safe there.

Nothing. Just a warning that Google maps has the hotel in the wrong location. I was riding my bike up lots of tiny little streets looking for the hotel. If you're in car you might be best to park at the bottom of the town (ask the hosts for advice).

The staff were very welcoming and attentive. Our room looked out to Riglos de Mallos which is what we had hoped for. There is a small communal balcony where you can sit to enjoy the view. The Hotel has lots of character and charm. We were lucky enough to get a free parking space in the church square, so we didn't have far to walk to the Hotel. However it was a steep walk up the hill but not too far. We ate in the restaurant in the evening and the meal was fabulous. Be careful what you order as the portions are ENORMOUS. We were warned by the waitress. The chef is very good. We didn't have breakfast there as we felt it was rather expensive.

The only moan is that we ordered 2 glasses of house wine when we arrived, and they charged us €5 a glass. We live in the south of Spain and don't pay that in Malaga!! We think this was a rip off. On our 3 week trip through the north of Spain we never paid anything more than €3 per glass, including San Sebastian.

A wonderful place to relax! We stayed here during a road trip through the Pyrenees and couldn’t have chosen a better stop. The hotel is cozy, tastefully decorated, and has a fantastic atmosphere. Our room was clean, comfortable, and had a beautiful view. The staff were incredibly friendly and made us feel truly welcome. The food was also excellent – delicious and made with high-quality local ingredients. Highly recommended!

Maria and Carlos could not have done more to make our stay any better. Great food, very comfortable, lovely situation in a lovely hilltop town under the spectacular Mallos de Riglos, with great views. Great welcome after our last and longest walking day, from probably the kindest man in Spain. Carlos offered to drive us to the local rail station for our trip to Zagagoza,and when he found out about the works going on there, and replacement bus, he drove us to Huesca, AND sorted out bus tickets to Zaragoza from there for us. Service and care above and beyond any we expected.

That we were only staying one night, and not walking a bit further towards Loarre and returning to stay at Posada del Liena longer.

The room is cozy and tastefully furnished. - The view of the mountains from the room as well as the restaurant is beautiful. - Breakfast was excellent with delicious croissants, bread and a wide range of salami cold cuts etc. - We enjoyed the food, atmosphere and service at the restaurant. - There are plenty of free parking spots just a short walk away.

In my opinion the restaurant is too noticeable from the room. A separating wall/door at the base of the stairs case would probably be an easy fix for this.

The staff were amazing. Friendly and helpful. We had a bit of a miscommunication about dinner. We didn't book. They were full. They sorted it out and we had an amazing meal. They dealt with it with charm and grace.

The only issue we had was getting there. It is an old mountain village and getting in was tricky. Not sure if it was their directions. Google maps or my older person's take on it all but it was very stressful.