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"The rooms are Spartan with paper, thin walls. To access the sleeping area you must climb a set of stairs. Two stars is accurate description of the accommodations. However, the location is awesome inside a castle. The restaurant was wonderful. The food was delicious. I would definitely seek out the restaurant again."

"Found Hotel Paloma very last minute when we needed a stopover before heading on to Valencia, and it worked perfectly. The biggest plus for us was the secure parking—there’s a private, gated courtyard, which was ideal for our van. It’s also opposite a police station in a quiet little town, so it felt very safe. We had a twin room overlooking the parking area, which meant it was nice and quiet. Beds were very comfortable and we had a great night’s sleep. We arrived late and popped next door for a drink and some tapas, which was convenient. Breakfast was included at the hotel, but there was also a very nice bakery in the square about 5 mins walk from the hotel. Overall, a solid choice for a quick overnight stay. Comfortable, practical, and stress-free. Would happily stay again if passing through."

"A very nice property, tucked in the center, tastefully renovated. Service is very kind and attentive, even though the « nobody’s there » check in procedures can be unusual for the American public. Very nice bedding, and super quiet. "

"Great place, cheap and friendly staff. Thanks for great stay."

"It's a lovely traditional hotel in a very convenient location. The receptionist is uber-helpful and friendly. Our room was a bit on the small side, but had everything we needed for a one night stopover, but there were no dining facilities. However, the free breakfast sponges made up for that and we used Uber Eats."

"I was very impressed with this hotel and I felt very good value. It had all that I needed and more for a solo stay over. It is very difficult to say anything negative considering what I paid. The staff were all very friendly and although my Spanish is limited they did their best to communicate in English."