Sos del Rey Catolico Country Houses

A historic town with terraced buildings, a prominent tower, and a river.

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Our top choices for Sos del Rey Catolico country houses

1. Casa Laiglesia

Uncastillo

Oscar

RM467 total

includes taxes & fees

17 Sept - 18 Sept

2. Palacio de Orisoain

Orísoain

George

RM399 total

includes taxes & fees

28 Sept - 29 Sept

3. Casa rural La Bardena Blanca II

Arguedas

"The room was cute. The beds were soft and comfortable. The walls are soundproof, so we barely heard the marching band in the street right outside our window at 7am on a Sunday. I wish we had a private bathroom but there was a washing machine so that's nice. The town is small, just one bus stop with a few busses per day. Bars were open and some had food. We got a good pizza for only 8 Euros. The loud festival started around 6pm Saturday and got worse at midnight. Fireworks. Drums. Amplified...

Ralph

RM382 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Sept - 16 Sept

4. Casa rural La Bardena Blanca I

Arguedas

dean

RM371 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Sept - 16 Sept

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Top Sos del Rey Catolico Hotel Reviews

Parador Sos Del Rey Catolico

10/10 Excellent

"The best dinner we had in Spain! It’s a remote and quiet location but the views and stone buildings are stunning."

El Juglar

10/10 Excellent

"We loved staying at this hotel! The room was very clean, the bed and pillows were comfortable, the bathroom was updated. We were especially happy with the water pressure in the shower and that it drained fast. The room has a small mini fridge which was convenient for having a few small grocery items. Check in was smooth, everyone we met at reception was friendly and helpful. The grounds were beautiful and private. There is plenty of free street parking right out front. The only hiccup was the entry door. When you arrive at the property there is a gate. It has a knob, which felt loose like it was going to break off. I turned the knob and the door opened. We later learned that the door is magnetized so I’m not sure how it opened when I turned it. After you get your room keycard, the keycard can be inserted at the gate and door will open, to exit the property there’s just a button beside the gate that you push. I think upon arrival you must have to push an intercom or something so someone can buzz you in. We saw another couple arrive while we were waiting for our room to be ready and they were trying to get the door to open by twisting the knob (like we did) but it wasn’t working so they eventually called the property from their phone. Before we got instructions about the door we tried to leave the property to get our bags from the car and we didn’t know there was a button so again we were trying to twist the knob the get out. I think clearer instructions would be helpful."

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