Hotel Villa de Aranda

Although on busy street was quiet room. Beds were comfortable. In centre of town and easy access to all. Parking available and secure. Breakfast was varied and adequate. Staff were welcoming and went out of way to provide assistance.

No parking. Had to park several blocks away. Overall a nice hotel.

Lovely boutique hotel, located on the edge of the compact pedestrianised old town. Spacious, comfortable bedroom with good bathroom, the odd street-racer noise in mainly light night traffic didn't disturb our sleep. Breakfast gave the impression that the hotel had some staffing issues during our stay, lack of experience obvious and sour milk laid out. Quickly dealt with, and all staff very pleasant, but we avoided dining at the hotel, jic. 5 parking slots are available at €12 per day, ok for us out of season, but I'd try to book in advance other times. The low point of our stay was the receptionist, I'm afraid to say that "welcoming" was not in her vocabulary, and it wasn't just my party (of which 2 are fluent in Spanish), I witnessed the same sour response to English only speaking arrivals whilst waiting in reception to regroup. That girl needs some hospitality training pronto or this hotels reputation is going to suffer.

Excellent location. Room was clean and comfortable. Bathroom was nice and spacious.

The hotel is a beautiful building with wonderful exterior architecture. Internally it has been very well and tastefully modernised, rooms are comfortable and well equipped. Checkin was very slow but I believe this was due to some system problems with the key locking system. Overall I would recommend as a great base to tour around Ribera, I hope to be back.

Parking is tough around the hotel but the hotel only has a garage (3 blocks away) with about 6 spaces. When we checked in, the card readers on the doors weren't working, so every time we wanted to get into our room, the girl at the front desk had to leave her station and open for us. A total drag for everyone. Drinks and tapas in the terrace bar were very expensive, and in the morning for checkout, the girl couldn't find the credit card reader so we had to pay in cash. The room was fine but all of the hassles were a drag.

We stayed one night at this hotel and have mixed feelings about the place. On the positive side the hotel staff were very friendly and the hotel’s location is great (in the center of the city). However, we woke up from very noisy construction work from the outside. Another annoyance was getting to the hotel by car; we circled around the hotel several times looking for a place to park and offload luggage, until we gave up and found a parking garage 5 minutes away.

The café upstairs was ... ... ... ... ...needing improvement, the breakfast was non existent.

We chose this hotel for its central location. There is a covered garage for 9 euros per night and breakfast is 7.50 euros. Breakfast was somewhat limited. However there is a lovely sheltered terrace adjoining the restaurant where one can have lunch or dinner. We had dinner in the restaurant and enjoyed it. If you are looking for 4 Or 5 star this is not for you. If you want a comfortable typical Spanish hotel without too many frills for a reasonable price then it’s fine.

Although it boasts 4 stars it should be a high 2 or low 3: No place to unload luggage, minimal parking space, small room and noisy (it was a Saturday night) and average breakfast options. Bathroom was nice and front desk and bar staff very attentive Over $100/night, there is a better option down the road almost half price