Sant Quirze de Besora

Ubicación

Buena habitación

Ningún sitio en todo el pueblo para cenar o tomar algo

Excellent accueil La personne a l’accueil a été d’une très grande gentillesse Et nous a permis de rentrer nos motos Pour nous rassurer Merci Madame

Le dimanche tout est fermé autour de l’hôtel Pas de restaurant pas de bistrot Rien

Makkelijk te vinden. Ruime schone kamer, vlakbij station, verschillende kussens om te kiezen

Douchecabine kapot, vervelend douchegordijn en lekke douchekop. Bed niet heel comfortabel, maar vooral heel veel lawaai van de weg, de hele nacht door.

Las vistas

My hotel rating of 5 might seem a little unfair but I just didn't enjoy my night in Sant Quirze de Besora. Misleading and incorrect information in Booking.com and on the Hotel's own website does not help either Booking.com or the hotel, and especially me. I went out of my way to stay in Sant Quirze de Besora. It looked like an attractive little town built on opposite banks of the river Ter. But it wasn’t. The hotel was decent enough but the town was dismal. I saw that the hotel’s restaurant had been closed for a while but to be told that there were no restaurants in town open on Mondays was quite a shock, and really annoying to say the least. Where’s the nearest I asked the receptionist. Ripol I was told – over 10kms away !!!! I unpacked and ventured into the tiny Plaça Bisaura thinking I might find a small café or botiga de forns but no such luck. However, on my way back to the hotel two guys were going inside with shopping bags loaded with crisps, biscuits and beer. They told me there was a small “corner shop” supermercat just down the street. My dinner for the evening therefore comprised a packet of ham, a packet of crackers and two donuts. A bottle of wine felt necessary but, luckily I suppose as I had quite a journey in the morning, I couldn’t find any with a screw cap. The hotel itself was OK. Nice setting alongside the river and enough street parking round the corner and in their own lower level car park at the back. It just felt sad and unloved. My room was spacious with everything you would expect for the price but it was dark & dreary. Two small niggles - the shower cubicle was really tiny and the rail in the wardrobe was missing. You might guess that I didn’t enjoy my overnight stop. Not entirely the hotel’s fault but even a bar in the place might have helped. To top it all, I walked across the bridge the next morning to take a look at that part of town and partake of a croissant or tostada and a coffee. You’ve guessed it. Nada.