Arta Hotel Guide - Arta Town Hall hotels in Arta, Spain.

"Few minor things in the room didn't work, but overall amazing."

"The property is a little tired compared to the images and in need of some general maintenance in both rooms and common areas. Lots of nice quirky features but missing the special feeling we hoped for at this price point."

"Very special hotel, fantastic grounds, beautiful location, very comfortable and spacious rooms - we had a casita. Staff are super helpful. Great breakfast! Early morning yoga and 6 donkeys!"

"The resort was beautiful and quiet, lovely staff and a fabulous location "

"First and foremost, the staff are what make this property worth the stay. They are excellent, friendly and welcoming. The location is remote, so for a quiet getaway it is ideal. The views from each restaurant are amazing. The food, while delicious, is a little on the bland side. I suppose I expected Spanish spiciness and instead got German bland. Not bad but not exceptional. That said, it was well prepared, i.e. cooked perfectly just didn’t hit the taste notes I was hoping for. The olives though…damn they are good. Pool decking was suspect and the pool is not heated so definitely a little chilly after the temps dip at night. Rooms are spacious, immaculate and well appointed. The parking is a long walk; in fact you will walk quite a bit which is great for fitness but fair warning if you need assistance (they do have golf carts). Traveling as a single it felt more like a couples/group retreat with little in the way of socialising amongst groups. Bring your friends (and a car) to get the most out of it. Lastly, I didn’t do the spa because the time allotted for a massage at 45 minutes seemed odd and no options for longer were really available. Dissappointing."

"Air conditioning system is very old and did not work in our room. Our stay was during August and the upper loft of the room was so hot, sleeping was impossible. Since there is no front desk support at night we could not get this corrected until the next day. A sleepless night to start our vacation was a bad start to our stay. "