Great experience!

Spain | Oct 23 - Nov 11, 2026

Perfectly serviceable hotel with fabulous views down the valley.

Just beautiful and such a wonderful location. Everything one hopes for in a Parador!

Well located and very functional. Even included laundry which we did not expect.

We didn't love this one. Half of the rooms face the parking lot and half face out to the beautiful landscape. We were in one that faced the parking lot so we had the sense of missing out. The hotel was likely somewhat stylish when it opened but it is seeming a bit down-at-heels now. Needing repairs and such. Staff was very nice and breakfast was good. Ate one dinner in the restuarant which was a convenient, servicable meal.

Such a pretty hotel in a wonderful location. Stylish, elegant, high-end service, comfortable rooms, lovely rooftop bar with a pool. Located right on the edge of the old city. Wished we could have stayed longer!

Our guide was a nice young man, warm, friendly, interactive and such. And he came right on time and all. There is just not much to the tour so it did not feel all that meaningful. It was great to be able to cut the line for the museum entry and have the tickets all organized, but I would not particularly recommend this one to others.

Super. A lovely evening with a terrific, knowledgeable guide and great food. Would recommend for sure.

Wonderful day!! Marina was so great and the tour is so well thought out and engaging. We viewed the landscape and learned about geography, walked through the vineyards and practiced pruning the grape vines, had snacks among the vines, did a hands-on experiment to learn about sugar content in wine, went into Marina's family cellar, and corked a bottle of wine. Marina was warm and fun to talk to. It was wonderful to connect with someone with such a long deep relationship with that place.

Diego was such a wonderful, gentle, smart guy. We loved our evening chatting with him and the food was delicious. He really exposed us to the classic pinxtos of Logrono.

This was one of the highlights of the trip. Just such a great evening! Julen is such a warm guy and so much fun to talk to. His partner Marta joined us to help in the kitchen and the pair of them are such a delight. His level of preparation is so high and all that we cooked and drank was delicious. We had learned about the gastronomic societies so seeing inside of one was a real treat. This felt like such a really special cultural experience all around.

Hector was a really, really nice guy, but our comment afterwards was that it seemed like about 30 minutes worth of stuff stretched out over 2 hours.

Our guide was lovely and really knowledgeable and thorough. We really enjoyed our time with him and learned a lot.

We did the stops in Haro and in Laguardia (and skipped Vitori-Gasteiz just because we were wanting small town stops rather than a city stop). Did some wine tasting in both. Both were lovely.

This worked really well. Because we love Roman ruins, we did that in Zaragosa and then had a really nice lunch before heading the rest of the way to Barcelona.

Great. The guide was on the staff at the Guggenheim and was really knowledgeable. The tour was just about an hour long which was perfect to set us up for visiting the rest of the museum on our own.

Captain and chef really nice and we even got the sails up on a beautiful evening. Really fun way to see Barcelona. The dinner however was literally inedible. It would have been much much better just to have tapas and cocktails, or even just cocktails given that it was at 5:30 pm. And then we could have gone out afterwards.