Top Hotels Near Javier Sanz Viticultor in La Seca from NZ$95

"Hotel is in good location, looks good initially in foyer area. But rooms are tired and need upgrades. Carpets numerous holes, wallpaper patchy with repairs, very few electrical sockets and only one near bed, no modern usb ports. Bedding & towels excellent quality. Good soaps & shampoo. No iron & board in room. Good breakfast. No English Channel on tv. Difficult to see why it is 4star. "

"Comfortable bed and quiet room, three course meal in restaurant was v good. Staff excellent "

"I booked based on price and Expedia guest reviews. Upon arrival I looked at Google Maps to see check-in time since I was early, but when I saw VERY negative guest reviews there I was very concerned and had I seen them I would not have booked here. With apprehension I entered and requested early check-in. I was greeted and my request accommodated. There was strong chemical odor that dissipated after opening my windows, but other than that the room was clean and very nice. Staff were very welcoming and helpful. No English at all, but I'm in Spain so IMHO the language issue is on me. Great location. I extended 2 additional days. Great value. Will stay again. "

"Charming older hotel (they use real keys!). We only stayed 1 night as stop over on road trip but they had electric car chargers as advertised which were easy enough to set up and had spots for 4 vehicles. "

"The hotel is a very convenient pit stop if you’re travelling through the middle of Spain. It’s right next to the motorway however this was no issue and we weren’t disturbed by road noise. The food in the cafe was very good and reasonably priced. Our hotel room was clean enough… however there was a bit of an unpleasant odour emanating from the bathroom. (Somewhat like stagnant water). We opened the window and vented the room and it was bearable after that.. I would add the smell never truly went away although I didn’t find bad enough spoil my stay. My guess is it’s just the smell from the poorly ventilated drains. The hotel is pretty much on its own in the middle of nowhere though."