Hotel Leonor de Aquitania

Hotel antiguo pero bueno

The room was a bit small, and the view from the room I stayed in wasn't great, but it was clean and reasonably priced. It was also good that the wifi network was strong. However, there was a student group staying on the same day, and they were making a lot of noise until late at night, which was disruptive. 部屋は少々狭く、自分が泊まった部屋は景観も良くはなかったですが清潔で価格もリーズナブルでした。 wifiネットワークが強かったのも良かったです。 ただ当日学生の団体も宿泊していて、夜中まで大騒ぎをしていてうるさかったです。

I stayed here for two nights in the sole Suite room they have, right up at the top. It is accessed from the third floor, with a staircase inside the bedroom to take you up to the floor above where everything is located (so it is not accessible for those with reduced mobility). The room was quite old fashioned but very large, and really nothing else matters once you take in the view from the private terrace. There’s a variety of chairs and loungers out there, so if you’re visiting in warmer weather than I was then it would be a fantastic place to sunbathe in absolute privacy (it’s literally the only terrace up there, with no-one overlooking it). The gorge is directly in front, with the old town continuing to snake further up the hill to the left, as well as down to the right towards the newer urban sprawl on the plain below. The Parador and its footbridge are all the way down below on the floor of the gorge. The hotel staff were friendly and helpful, and the Raff San Pedro restaurant in the basement is one of the best in town. This is not a hotel for those who cannot manage hills, but then again Cuenca generally probably isn’t the place to go if you’re in that condition! Lovely, peaceful, relaxing stay. Very glad I followed the recommendation in the Rough Guide and chose this hotel.

This was a lovely hotel in a great location with stunning views of Cuenca. It was also very reasonable. The hotel is within walking distance of a number of good restaurants and cafés. The hotel itself had a lot of character with a mix of exposed stone walls and modern bathrooms. The rooms were tidy and the AC worked very well even in the middle of a very hot summer.

Fabulous small hotel with fantastic views and more than worth 3 stars. Our room was spacious and immaculate, the bathroom equally and had a full size bath and plenty of hot water. Great views of the cliffs from the window. Breakfast offered a fair choice of hot and cold buffet with an array of juices and hot drinks. The staff were friendly and attentive and I really wanted to stay longer. The hotel is a short walk from plenty of restaurants and ideally placed for exploring the 'hanging houses' and other historically important places. Don't be put off when you enter 'New' Cuenca. Once up the narrow cobbled streets you are in another world. Parking was possible (free) about 300m further up from the hotel and I believe there is underground paid parking very near by. I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough. The comfort, the service and the amenities make this a great place to stay. We shall return!

We loved our stay here! We chose a premium room with views. We could see across The Valley from our room and over to the Parador hotel. The room itself was well appointed and comfortable- with radiators (essential for cold December) and aircon. The bathroom was spacious and had a really nice jacuzzi bath as well as a shower. We were in room 1. I suspect if you could choose the room 2 would be the best one as it seemed to have multiple windows. I would highly recommend the breakfast. Lots of choice (pasties, bacon, eggs, cheese, ham, wide selection of fruit) and great coffee. The bar was nice too, we had a snack there but did not try and downstairs restaurant. Downstairs is also where the spa is located. We booked a hour slot at reception and enjoyed the facilities to ourselves. The hot hub was really nice and there are saunas there too and well as some basic gym equipment. The staff are fantastic. Very friendly and helpful. Parking was over the road in a public carpark where hotel residents get a small discount. It is well located for exploring the old town. Highly recommended!

Muy mala experiencia. He estado alojado 21 y 22 de junio. La noche de viernes al sábado horrorosa. En el restaurante del hotel hubo celebración de cumpleaños que se escuchaba por todo el hotel. Pasadas las 00:15H como continuaba la celebración, pasé por recepción a expresar mi disconformidad con el escándalo que había (cantando cumpleaños feliz voz en grito bastantes personas y no sólo una vez). Me dice el recepcionista que no entiende porqué se lo digo a él (lo mismo debería haber salido a la calle y comentárselo al primero que pasase por allí). Finalmente la fiesta concluyó a las 00:55H y parecía que por fin se iba a poder descansar. Pues no. Empieza el juego de las sillas en el restaurante. Este juego consiste en arrastrar sillas y mesas y pasar la aspiradora hasta las 02:00 horas. Hasta este día pensaba que los hoteles estaban para facilitar el descanso de los huéspedes. En este hotel desde luego que no.

Pasamos una noche, ya tuve problema al llegar, poca simpatía en la Sra de recepción, la habitación con ciertas cosas en mal estado, nos cambiaron a otra habitación, igual, pero mas moderna. Lo mejor de todo, las vistas, la tele y la ducha. Nos pareció que este hotel está en declive,poco mantenimiento, y viven del pasado, solo interesa por la ubicación en el casco histórico, todo está cerca, y el parking público enfrente, amables, pero caro, 17,50€, 24 horas. Mala relación, calidad precio,casi 100€ con desayuno escaso, poca variedad y no reponían,quizás por ser los últimos. Una pena. No volveremos.

Cumplió nuestras expectativas, por su ubicación y encanto. Edificio antiguo en consonancia con la zona pero reformado. Nosotros reservamos la suite. Cama enorme, habitación luminosa, terraza con vistas y jacuzzi. Todo muy limpio. La única cosa que no es recomendable para personas con movilidad reducida puesto que se accede a la suite subiendo una escalera, eso si, al llegar arriba merece la pena. Volveremos!