Eurostars Palacio de Cristal

Limpieza, estilo, amplitud

Hotel de Vanguardia super moderno super equido super amable el personal super ubicado Ame este lugar

Un edificio increible Tipico de Calatraba

Great large room, extremely comfortable beds, exquisite bathroom. Walking distance (15-20 mins) to most sites. Wonderful phillipino restaurant nearby.

Window didn’t open (broken?) to allow in fresh air. Parking is expensive €13 per night even though it’s under construction and not monitored.

We travel so much in Spain, but will never choose Eurostars again. We spent two restless, sleepless, uncomfortable nights here. Our first day, the temperature in Oviedo was hitting mid 30s, and our bedroom was like a sauna. The air conditioning could not be reduced lower than 19 degrees! We reported this to reception and were met with a shrug - nothing could be done, deal with it. The truly bizarre thing is that the foyer, reception and hallways had full-on cold air conditioning (the hotel recognising the high temperatures), so you walk in to the hotel relieved to an airconditioned walk to your room door - but then open the door to be hit with the blast of heat from the room. Our first night some staff member had gone in while we were out and opened the single small window, thinking that would help! It was so hot in the room we considered pulling the bed towards the room door and leaving it open to get the correct air conditioning from the hall. If you are going to centrally control the room air conditioning and make the decision to keep the air conditioning high (I assume for costs?!), then at least buy a few electric fans to hand out to guests. We spent a night in Aviles and a night in Gijon at similarly priced hotels with excellent air conditioning that could be reduced to 15degrees. Avoid this hotel at all costs.

Wir waren fasziniert vom Gebäude, entworfen von Stararchitekt Santiago Calatrava. Dort zu übernachten, war ein Erlebnis. Außerdem liegt es fussläufig zur Innenstadt. Die Zimmer sind geräumig, das Frühstück sehr vielfältig.

„Form follows Function“ gilt nicht so richtig. Es ist eher umgekehrt…