Boutique Hotels in Barbastro

This hotel occupies a well-known Art Nouveau building in the centre of Barbastro, Huesca. It has a spa centre with contrast showers, a Turkish bath, a sauna and swimming pools with an extra charge.

Lukas

From

Switzerland

The room exceeded my expectations

Hotel Boutique Maribel is in Alquézar, on the edge of Aragón’s Sierra de los Cañones de Guara Nature Reserve. Its stylish rooms feature a plasma TV, hydromassage bath and free Wi-Fi.

Christine

From

Australia

Beautiful hotel, great location, close to landmarks and restaurants. Great breakfast at Maribel. Truly beautiful town, worth a visit.

Located in Monzón, this modern hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV. Featuring a minimalist design, the spacious rooms include a private bathroom with toiletries.

George

From

United Kingdom

Lovely hotel. Staff were great. Clean and perfectly located

The Palacio del Obispo hotel was an old bishop's residence, built in the 17th century, which still preserves its original structure and façade.

Hubertus

From

Germany

Very nice breakfast and helpful staff.

Situated in Barbastro, within 38 km of Dag Shang Kagyu, Laila Home offers accommodation with air conditioning. Free WiFi is available throughout the property and Torreciudad is 23 km away.

Ian Douglas

From

Spain

Great small town. Stayed 2 nights to explore the area.

Featuring quiet street views, Apartamentos Alcoba de Baco is located in Barbastro, 38 km from Dag Shang Kagyu. Free WiFi is available throughout the property and Torreciudad is 23 km away.

Set within 46 km of Torreciudad and 47 km of Convention Centre of Huesca, Alodia offers rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Alquézar.

Mariel

From

Canada

What a wonderful hotel - just gorgeous and charming. The entire town of Alquezar is magnificent, and the view from our room was something I'll never forget. The owners were so thoughtful and helpful as well. If you have any mobility issues though, more than likely the town of Alquezar is not for you, that would be my only concern. For the Alodia because the bathroom was on the second story atop a winding staircase... it was a little tricky in the middle of the night to navigate, so be advised to either keep a light on upstairs if it won't disturb you, or watch your head! But the room itself was stunning, large and spacious. The bed was really comfy as well - and the balcony was massive. Even in the rain we spent a good amount of time out there enjoying the view. Everything was scrupulously clean and neat and beautiful - we loved the artwork on the walls as well.