We spent a month in Spain visiting places all over the northern half of Spain and Portugal, and of all of them, this was the biggest surprise. The town is small, with the historic portion located on a hill, and the newer portion built along the road down below. It isn't overrun by tourists yet, and we loved sitting in... More

We decided on Albarracin for our visit to Aragon, because it's near enough to other interesting places to visit. Thank goodness we did. What a simply fantastic little village and it's crowning glory is La Casa del Tio Americano. We had Room 6 and our own little terrace with a view to die for. On arrival we had chocolates and... More

This hotel really is a hidden gem in a small medieval town in the mountains of Spain. The hotel is small, with great staff. An outdoor garden area overlooking the mountains is blissful. Very good breakfasts, charming rooms and a short walk to outstanding restaurants serving local food. This hotel and the town have yet to be discovered by foreign... More

Our goal was to explore some tiny midevil towns in central Spain. We found Albarracin driving about 2 hours west of Valencia. This was a fairytale town in the mountains complete with castle walls, a cathedral and mountain streams. Very little English is spoken here but that added to the charm. (We always got what we needed and found our... More

The guest house was in the lovely village of Albaracin ideally located within the village, upon our arrival we were greeted by the owners with a welcoming bottle of champers,,,much needed, the guest house was very clean and breakfast was excellent,,, the owners made our stay special and it was a pleasure to stay at such a place,, the area... More

First of all, do not miss traveling to Albarracin (the town where the hotel is). This is a really old town with old Moorish walls rising up the mountains. However this was really enhanced by this wonderful Hotel I found on the net. The owner, Miguel came out when we pulled up in the narrow street and called me by... More

My boyfriend's Spanish colleague tipped us off about Albarracin and it was a highlight of our five weeks in Euorpe. This guest house could not have been lovelier. Some of the staff don't speak much English, but they still made us feel so welcome, with champagne and chocolates on arrival. You can look at the different rooms on their website,... More

We booked this hotel from an internet search for a two day stop over on a driving trip from Madrid to Valencia. The streets of Albarracin are very narrow and parking is available about 150m away in a public car park. Bed and Breakfast room rate €95 for two. This accommodation is described on their website and in their title... More