The architecture was great. The food was nice. The staff was kind and helped us with fixing some food when we arrived Monday afternoon (restaurant was surprisingly closed Monday evening). The room was spacious and clean. Our dog was welcomed with bowls for food & water.

The wall between the rooms wasn’t soundproof so we could easily hear our neighbors. The restaurant was closed for dinner on Mondays which we don’t believe was written clearly enough in the hotel description on booking.com

A charming hotel with warm, attentive staff. The modern, spacious design seamlessly blends with the surrounding nature. Ideally located for exploring the Ribera del Duero region. A highlight of the stay is the hotel's award-winning restaurant – lunch and dinner here are a must. The dishes are simply delicious, complemented by an outstanding selection of wines, and sommelier Juan ensures every aspect of your dining experience is exceptional. A truly memorable stay!

It was a pity the chimney in the main hall did not work.

There is a fantastic restaurant on site. Great food, lovely, cozy, minimalistic settings with a Scandinavian feel. Great for breakfast and dinner. Every room has a full glass wall overlooking the river and the trees, and the rooms upstairs enjoy unmatched privacy. Very friendly staff. Within a short drive, you can visit two spas, many vineyards, a medieval castle and more, however, the village itself doesn't have much to offer outside the hotel.

The location is a bit odd, there is not much to see in the village.

We had a wonderful stay at Fuente Acena while visiting some of the nearby wineries. For us the absolute standout was the food at the on-site Restaurant, and we really loved not having to go elsewhere for dinner. This was the main reason we chose to stay here. Would highly recommend if you are wanting to recharge, and want some exquisite food and wine while doing so. Wish we could have stayed longer.

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Wonderfully designed hotel. Very good restaurant on site. Great wine list. Friendly and helpful staff. Parking on site. Wifi works well. Really loved that we got a ground floor room with the shared terrace. An exceptional place to have some wine and olives.

Rooms are showing some signs of aging. Restaurant on site is very good but wish the coffee bar served simpler food throughout the day - salads, sandwiches, tapas. We had a pesky fly in our room that we could not get to leave, but that's more a function of the season than the hotel. We went out to eat a restaurant (pretty far away, not at the hotel), and flies were there as well.

Bedroom door opens out to the walkway by the Douro river. Staff was very accommodating of late check-out as our appointment at a nearby winery ran late. Enjoyed the informality of the front desk folks.

Building's public interior spaces a little rundown and dated.

Restaurant: The food/dinner was exceptional. We travelled for a month and this was our favourite hotel in Spain. Definitely worth a diversion to stay. Breakfast was perfect. Snacks sered with drinks before dinner were great. Restaurant is closed one night in the week, but they served bar food instead which was wonderful

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This is 4th time we've stayed at this hotel built in an old mill on a river. It's close to Ribera del Duero wineries--and a half hour drive from Mannix for baby lamb. Tall floor to ceiling windows overlooking the river, dramatic and modern. The breakfast is a la carte and very good.

The minimalistic but cozy and modern style, the location by the river, the kind staff, the evening restaurant (gorgeous food) listening to the birds in the morning.

The pillow was too thick and hard for me.

Hotel by Douro River surround by bodegas. Professional and friendly staff. Excellent restaurant with passionate sommelier who provided great local wines to accompany the meal. Also, nice beer selection. Don't miss the black pudding lasagna, s signature dish.