Consolacion

“Three night stay”

we stayed here for three nights and had a lovely time.We stayed in one of the pods which had a great view looking out to the mountains. It has a lovely balcony that you can sit out on and relax.they don't have a reception desk with staff here there is a little bell that you ring if you want the rec… more

we stayed here for three nights and had a lovely time.We stayed in one of the pods which had a great view looking out to the mountains. It has a lovely balcony that you can sit out on and relax.they don't have a reception desk with staff here there is a little bell that you ring if you want the receptionist, it was a bit wierd at first as not used to not seeing anyone around. the swimming pool was FREEZING!

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“missed opportunity”

Using and old church (somehow ranks as a hermitage) as a base they build this hotel with some good ideas using the concept of separate modern isolated cabins in a cube design that unfortunately have more form than function. They are somewhat small, perhaps one more meter in any direction could suff… more

Using and old church (somehow ranks as a hermitage) as a base they build this hotel with some good ideas using the concept of separate modern isolated cabins in a cube design that unfortunately have more form than function. They are somewhat small, perhaps one more meter in any direction could suffice. The interior is too compressed with a large bed totally blocked on threes sides with only access in or out through a foot side crawl. The only chairs available were butterfly wings contractions (no backrest). Cute, but useless for resting with a book enjoying the otherwise tranquil and serene countryside, thus rendering the balcony impractical. Better luck encountered at the separate chair stations , strategically located on the extensive hotel grounds, where comfortable seating is available, but not in your room. The compact bathroom is made complicated by the fact that the sink and mirror are at right angles and the overhead light over only one side, sink. Good if your are and Egyptian art profile. The hotel allow pets and when the owners leave them alone while taking any of the inviting hikes, they yelp constantly breaking the serenity of the site. The location is outstanding and the solitude inviting for rest and hikes with birds chirping at night . After that a nice breakfast is included in the price, which is a good idea since the town is few miles away. Personnel was discrete and helpful. We spend three days and will only recommend it pointing out the problems with the cubes. (They have other rooms in the main building). This setting was born of a good good idea that is a poster child for what comes out when designers take over plans to make a point without much thought to practical outcomes for comfort of the guests, particularly if they want relaxation along with uniqueness. Overall, good idea poorly implemented.

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