Meson de la Dolores is in a very old, historic building, perhaps the oldest in Calatayud (15th century). So it has a lot of atmosphere. Breakfast is OK and the staff is friendly. As the hotel is situated in the middle of the old city of Calatayud, next to the tourist office, the location is perfect. Also the room was very quiet; I didn't hear the noise in the restaurant.

My room was somewhat dark because of the small (historic) window and the view from that window was a wall close by and part of a roof (room 206). The hotel staff warned me beforehand of the bad view; nevertheless I could only read with the lights on. Some facilities like a fridge and tea things were not available.

This hotel has the charm and character of a parador but without the pricey refinements and updates. The restaurant, also like a parador, serves outstanding food.

Even with at least five different routers, the Wifi service is absolutely terrible. There are frequent periods when it is simply not usable at all.

The hotel is absolutely beautiful, including the room and the location. It really was a pleasure to stay for two nights, as well as being clean, comfortable, and well-equipped. The staff were friendly and helpful with regard to special requests.

Rooms can be a bit noisy sometimes, both from other rooms in the hotel and from the street outside. Something to consider if silence and quiet is a must.

Really friendly staff. Lovely old-fashioned hotel. Good location virtually on the main square. Large supermarket nearby. Large room with easy chair and two backless seats making it easier to put on/take off your shoes after a long hike.

Water pressure is a bit weak - but that's a good thing. We should think about the water we use and, sometimes, waste.

A superb location in the middle of the town. A good unusual breakfast with homemade tapas and cakes. Really enjoyed our balcony table for dinner in an authentic, quirky building. The museum held within the hotel was amazing and opened especially for us. We learned about Bretons opera Dolores and how it’s story was based in Calatayud!

We were n a basic room which we be paid for. It had no real view but v spacious. Other more expensive rooms enjoyed balconies and views.

Breakfast was a little confusing with where to eat with two areas. The server informed us to go through to the restaurant side but reception told us to dine in the foyer cafe area. Breakfast was two items from the display, rather limited.

Breakfast could have fared better with more choices available.

Loved the accessible bedroom. It’s got the best accessible bathroom we’ve stayed in in spain, and we’ve been all over the north, centre and east of spain. It’s a lovely old building.

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A lovely old fashioned hotel with beautiful pieces of period furniture on display throughout. Carefully and intelligently made very accessible for wheelchair. Lovely staff.

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Location very close to main Boulevard, with cafes, bars and restaurants. Excellent breakfast, very good value. Lovely room. This was our 6th stay. Have just booked our next stay.

liked the character and age of the inn

we had one room without good air conditioning. the roads were very challenging for our large vehicle, however, the property provided a great parking area