Hostal El Mesón

The manager of the inn is quite elderly. The first day I ordered food and she scolded me for ordering at 10:30 PM, even though she hadn't explained their hours at all. The place smells a bit old. The rooms are basic, but for the price they charge, you can't really expect much more. I stayed for four days. On the second day, I asked her not to come into the room (as is usually done in hotels and other hostels). She completely ignored me, came in without my permission, and started cleaning the room. Of course, she didn't change the sheets, so I don't understand why you even bother going in. It's fine in a pinch. Otherwise, I wouldn't recommend it.

Homemade food at a good price. Excellent service and spectacular grilled meats.

We arrived by motorbike on the infamous blackout day. They treated us very well and we slept very comfortably. The owners are lovely. They even mailed me something I'd forgotten in the room. I'm very grateful.

The room is comfortable and new, but we requested a crib and they provided a travel cot that was broken, which posed a risk to the baby. Obviously, we didn't use it.

The rooms are in a deplorable state, the apartment is old, outdated, and made of wood. If you're traveling with luggage, forget about staying there, as there's no elevator and the guesthouse is on the third floor. It's very dirty, and the place is run by the nosy Mrs. Carmen and her daughter. When guests leave their rooms, they start rummaging through their belongings, as happened to me. They even entered my room without my permission to search it, even though I had already paid for and rented it. Luckily, I didn't leave any money, or it might have disappeared. Be very careful at this place.