Very hospitable accommodations with comfortable room and bed. Large bathroom with good shower. Good breakfasts and great location to see Ordesa and Mount Perdida National Park. Staff was all very pleasant. Also enjoyed the general ambiance and artwork in the hotel. Seemed to be well-managed.

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Extraordinary building, beautifully restored and well maintained. Great location given the surrounding region. Upgraded room was big enough, but could use an upholstered chair for reading.

Breakfast was inconsistent. For 20 euros, there was excellent choice and quality. However, it's one size fits all. One morning I asked the DR hostess if I could buy just coffee and a pastry. She said no. I left, then returned a few minutes later to ask for milk so I could at least use the coffee machine in my room. (No milk or even whitener in the room.) She blew me off, but then told someone to make me coffee. Unexpectedly poor guest experience for a 4 star hotel. When I told the front desk clerk of my experience, he was genuinely apologetic but did not ask if he could make it right. (I had to pay for the coffee of course.)

Monastery building was v characterful. Spa was v good but Booking.com hadn't advised prices to access it were on top of already expensive hotel price. We also had to buy swimming caps. Breakfast was also good but for €20 so it should be.

Pricey extras. We originally booked a standard villa which was meant to gave a large and small bed in the bedroom, plus a sofa bed in the lounge. There was only one large bed in the bedroom. The "villa" was actually just a rather poor bedroom, bathroom and lounge in an annexe building 400m from the main hotel. No historic ambience whatsoever. There was no wifi and no hot water so we complained and were moved to a v nice twin room in the main hotel.

A stunning and tastefully decorated hotel in a good location for exploring the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, and the historic towns of Ainsa and Boltana. We loved our room, which had a wide and VERY comfortable bed. Pool area was super nice, and so was the breakfast buffet. Dinner at the restaurant was decent, and the Asador Zabrin a few minutes down the road was among the best places we ate during our three weeks in Spain.

Given that the hotel is in the midst of everything, you do need to have a car to make the most of your stay here. The «balcony» in our room was a cruel joke.

A lovely hotel in a beautiful location. The junior suite was great value for money and the interior of the hotel and its decor is exceptional. Cold drinks as well as cava is offered free as you arrive and the staff are friendly. The swimming pool and relaxation area is beautifully kept and a fabulous place to relax with a lovely view. Everywhere was spotlessly clean. The breakfast is great. Overall there is a calm, relaxed atmosphere.

Whilst the food was good quality the menu needs a little more choice as there is a lot of fish and a lack of vegetables apart from red pepper which came with most dishes. The starters are far too big. The same menu is offered for lunch and for dinner so that if you stay for a few days it is becomes difficult. This would put us off booking again.

The building is absolutely stunning - what a beautiful place! We had the best hike ever in the Ordesa National Park (the valley walk - recommend!) and then came back to this beautiful hotel and bubbled in the spa for an hour. Perfect! The spa is really excellent. Thank-you to the kind restaurant/bar staff who accommodated me bring a strict vegetarian 2 nights in a row. I really appreciated your help and the food was delicious 😋

This is our second time. Love the location, services offered and rooms.

The cafeteria staff for dinner was not very professional. I couldn’t eat certain things because of my health situation and we asked to have some changes in our sandwiches. The first time they sent without any changes. We sent it back. Then they sent the sandwich with a piece of bread and 4 slices of not melted cheese. No vegetables, no sauce, nothing. Disgusting. And the lady server was angry, not smiling and in a rush

Lovely hotel, nice pool with jets, so if the weather is warm you have no need to book the spa unless you want a treatment. Good public areas although a few cosy chairs next to a bar would be good. Bar has tables with hard chairs only. Great lunch choice and reasonable price, lift to the rooms, comfortable beds and everywhere was very clean. Good breakfast with hot and cold choices. Lots of parking and although there were a couple of functions going on there was no noise.

Restaurant very dissapointing - we had the included dinner rate - I don't recommend this, poor choice and seemed mass-produced and indifferent. I asked for butter for my dinner-roll (I know that's not the norm in spain but it's not that hard to fulfill) waiter shrugged, made a pffft noise and went away, small thing, but annoying. Menu for full a la carte was nice but not cheap and I wouldn't want to pay that price for food similar to what we had.

The hotel was absolutely beautiful. A converted monastery that has been sympathetically converted into a modern hotel with a luxury feel. The room was spacious and comfortable and the bed was a very good size. All of the public areas were clean and inviting. It was lovely to sit outside in the evening for a drink and an informal meal.

On the second evening we ate outside. We ordered our food and waited. It took several enquiries over the next hour or so for one of the four meals to arrive. The other three did not arrive. After another long wait and more enquiries to staff the other meals eventually arrived. Staff were very apologetic but it was frustrating to wait such a long time

Epic location, the hotel is so beautiful, friendly staff and good food. Good size parking, swimming pool is a good size and was well maintained, the gym was very well equipped for a hotel.

The maintenance of the building is not how it should, there was a missing socket in my room and you could see the cables which is dangerous, the rail for the towels was coming off and the church has visible cable connections from speakers with bare cables which could cause fire.