Find hotels in Villanueva del Rebollar from NT$1,634

"Very clean, quiet, cozy, modern, comfortable"

"Good breakfast This hotel looks old but is modern The town is something special, restaurant's onpen late from 8pm in winter."

"Very conveniently located on a side street a block away from the train station and a five-minute walk from the main street. The service is impeccable and the room was very comfortable."

"Good enough budget hotel in a very central location. We couldn't find the hotel car park so parked nearby in a public underground place. Basic room, but we slept well. "

"This is a small, family run, boutique hotel in a little village just off the main motorway. Everywhere was spotless and the staff were very helpful. We checked in through an intercom at the main entrance which was unexpected but worked well. Dinner was served in the breakfast/dining area with limited options but it was freshly cooked to order and very good. There were also hot and cold options for breakfast and again, it was all cooked to order. Our dogs were very welcome too. We will definitely return if we are in this area again. "

"Perfect overnight stay"

"Dona Ines and her son Jesus are warm, welcoming and really good at hospitality. The house is in a tiny town surrounded by beautiful fields and short walk to a cool overlook where I was able to take stunning pictures of the sunset. I arrived after a 33Km walk from Sahagun and was grateful to find such generous people. Dinner was delicious and plentiful and the wine Jesus recommended was excellent. The house was quiet and i had a restful night. Dona Ines prepared breakfast of scrambled eggs and jam. I was ready for my walk. Thank you so much for your generosity!"

"I wandered around this town until midnight looking for a place to stay after Salvador told me 1030pm was too late to check into my reserved room. Never mind had sent an email in the afternoon asking for instructions to check in at 1030pm since my plane got delayed and I missed the early train. I got no response. When I told Salvador there were no places to stay and I was afraid would have to spend the night on the street this genius suggested I go to the hospital and tell them I’m not feeling well and maybe they would give me a bed there. The town folks who saw me crying on the sidewalk were appalled at this practice. How hard would it had been to let me into my room? I have traveled the world and never experienced this lack of hospitality and decency. "

"I was a bit disappointed with the hotel and would describe it average at best. The hotel pool is a nice asset if a little cold. The bathroom wasn't the cleanest and the drains made the whole room smell somewhat if the door was left open. The covers on the beds were also dirty. The staff were friendly. "