Hotel Guide - Punta Alta de Comalesbienes hotels in , Spain.

"Très agréable avec notre mascotta Pipou. Merci pour le coussin et la gamelle"

"Room was spacious, comfortable and clean. Breakfast was an excellent selection of items with some hot options too. Car park was large and had very easy access. Walk into town took about 6 mins and not too steep at all really. Delightful stay!"

"Great reception from Elsie on arrival Very comfortable and clean room Great breakfast "

"El desayuno clásico embutido, huevos beicon yogures, y pastas precio 12€"

"Helpful welcoming staff."

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"A very nice hotel in a perfect location. "

"Nice little studio apartment. Nearby bars/cafes and short walk to center of town. Stayed before and will again. "

"Property was good for the price and staff was great. Great food at restaurant."

"Great budget-friendly hotel in May. Fast check in, mostly clean and cozy. Easy parking. Friendly staff."

"Excellent location, breakfast, service "

"The cocker did not work and we found a used condom underneath the heater. The property is otherwise really nice as parts of it have been recently refurbished. But if you stay in one of the older rooms it is a more basic experience."

"A lovely little spot in the Pyrenees. Incredibly charming and beautiful. Overlooks a Romanesque church, with views of spectacular mountain scenery. The proprietors are lovely and provide a wonderful breakfast."

"👍"

"Super hotel with top services and activities. Beautiful views, great big family room for 5. Top shower. And super breakfast. All in all top stay, we just stayed too short 😀"

"beautiful location and property- friendly staff - comfortable great room and bar area "

"Excellent place to stay everything was perfect"

"Very beautiful and cosy Hotel. WE came for the second time and are looking Forward to come back. Breakfast is a very good Option, great variety"

"Excelente "

"Do not recommend for non-Spanish speakers. The hosts are lovely and the hotel is nice and clean, but communication for English speakers is tricky. Maybe if you speak French or Italian it could also work, but just FYI, none of the staff speak a word of English. But it’s pretty much like that in the entire Val d’Aran."