A beautiful little village and a wonderful hotel. We were given a large room with a balcony and view of the Colegiata de Santa Maria. Breakfast was included in the reasonable rate.

A lovely modern hotel in traditional style in the heart of a lovely hillside town, we chose an upgraded room and the fantastic view from the balcony was well worth the extra cost. Breakfast offered a wide choice of continental fare laid out on individual tables. Very comfortable hotel with traditional features and artifacts. On site parking a bonus. Lovely walks exploring the town and the gorge - activity sports were offered from the town.

Walked in with no reservation and got a (probably only available) 'special' room on the top floor with a balcony for 110EUR including breakfast and parking. The room was spacious (but not huge) and very tastefully appointed. Could not get a good view of the Collegiata because of the roofs - if you want the best views, ask for the rightmost room 31. Free WiFi was only available downstairs. The breakfast was very good but pre-served on the table with a limited choice of foods.
The worst part was getting some sleep at night - you kind of have to keep the balcony door open to get some air and first there was someone loudly talking somewhere and then around 4-5AM we were woken up by some strange noises as if somebody was moving heavy furniture upstairs except there was no upstairs - just the roof! When the noises would not stop for quite a while I walked out on the balcony and yelled in Spanish at whoever/whatever was making the noise that I can't sleep. Immediately afterwards the noise stopped.

Alquezar is a little off the beaten track. We were driving across the Pyrenees over the space of a week and were attracted to visiting Alquezar because of the reviews. On arrival, it was notable to see a lot of activities geared towards caving, trekking and mountain biking - we were purely there to relax and soak in the beautiful countryside.

On arrival to Alquezar, ignore the sign for the village visitors' car park and drive into the village. After you drive through the main strip of cafes, restaurants and the tourist information centre, the path narrows and winds up hill. There is a fork in the road at this point. If you bear right, you will reach the front entrance of the hotel on the left in under a hundred metres. If you bear left, you continue up the hill until you reach the hotel car park on the right - go this way.

Check-in was easy. Lift access to the rooms is via the car park. The room was dark and airy with a large bathroom and an "Austrian Twin" bed that was a little lumpy. We had a second floor room with a balcony. The third floor rooms have the best views (for an extra charge). The wifi signal does not carry to the room so we accessed it from the cafe next to reception.

Breakfast was served at the table and was extensive, if uninventive.

We were looked after during our overnight stay, the hotel represented excellent value and we would like to come here again.

There are numerous eateries in the village to suit all budgets