We only stayed one night to join English friends who had stayed here the year before. Our friends needed to top up their wine cellar, we were urged to help and it was their 30th wedding anniversary after all. We loved every minute of our stay. From the friendly arrival to the fond farewell. Our rooms had adjoining balconies - very handy for sundowners overlooking the magnificent village, the hotel pool and garden. At night the church and the village lights looked like a scene from a postcard. The room was large and very comfortable. The bathroom was a good size with lots of hot water. Plenty of hanging space in the wardrobe for those lucky enough to be staying longer. Complimentary welcome pack full of goodies on the bed and lovely toiletries in the bathroom. Fresh flowers in our room and even more fresh flowers in each and every public area in the hotel. Great attention to every detail. A delicious evening meal, complemented by fine local wines. Ava the host organised wine tours for our friends and was very knowledgable about the different wineries in the area. We understand her husband is a wine expert and helps select the wines for the hotel's very fine wine list. The grounds are beautiful and well cared for - there is even a veggie patch. The swimming pool area and gardens are immaculate. A very busy bar frequented by friendly locals. Mama and Papa are also on hand to make you feel welcome and very at ease. Plenty of parking this time of year. On the edge of town with very easy walking distance into the charming village of Bierge. I would dearly love to return one day.

We wanted to stay in a nicer place then a traditional climbers haunt while we were climbing in nearby Rodellar and really had an incredible stay.

Eva, one of the owners, absolutely spoiled us with wine, roses, and homemade meals that left us crawling back to the room we were so full. The scenery and location are perfect and when we lost a climbing day to rain Eva steered us to adventurous winemakers, sightseeing, and castles that we would never have found on our own.

We are so grateful that we stayed at Hosteria de Guara, it makes a great home base for the region and if you are staying up in Rodellar would make for a really special 'treat-night' away from the campground scene.

We staid two nights in this family hotel and we are looking forward to go again next year. The staff was very helpful and organised a visit at the bodegas of Viñas del Vero. They also gave some good tips of where to go.
The hotel is clean and comfortable and well kept.
The breakfasts are very good and the diner was also very good with a good value for money.
The rooms are large with small terrace, airco and large bathroom.

We stayed here two nights for a rural respite from touring Spain's cities, and were stunned by how beautiful and welcoming this hidden gem is. The hosts were welcoming to English-speakers, and helped us to plan outings, hikes, and museum tours for our nature-loving children. Locals also drop into the cafe, and birding enthusiasts breakfasted early on the veranda. We sipped delicious local wine on the balcony overlooking the beautiful village of Bierge, and dined on extraordinary, carefully prepared food in the dining room. We'll return to Spain soon, and this will be our first reservation, for many more nights, we hope!