Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
"The hotel is in a good location, walking distance to restaurants and stores. Parking is plentiful. The view from your hotel room is beautiful. The buildings are well maintained. You do need to bring supplies and you do need to clean the unit before you leave. The utility company was doing work on the water supply to the street which we were advised of but had no idea how long the water would be off for. It turned out it was only off for a short time so no real impact. A good experience overall."
"We had a good stay at Wecamp overall. It’s a nice and quiet place, and the location is great if you’re looking for a relaxing getaway. Our bungalow was comfortable and nice, although you can see that it has been in use for some time and would definitely benefit from a refresh and some maintenance.
The biggest disappointment was the BBQ area, which was in really poor condition. There was rubbish left inside, parts of the brick BBQ construction were falling apart, and overall it looked neglected and in need of renovation.
We also tried the food at the campsite restaurant, but unfortunately we didn’t feel it was worth the price. The location itself is quiet and pleasant, and despite the issues mentioned above, we still had a good time and enjoyed our stay."
"This hotel is a family run hotel. The staff are very attentive and willing to help. A home made 4 course traditional French cuisine evening meal is available and is prepared by the family. The evening meals are excellent as are breakfasts. This is a lovely, traditional French and charming hotel. I can't rate it highly enough. The tortoises in the coart yard just added to the hotel's charm and were suprisingly nifty."
"It was probably the nicest hotel in Amelie-les-bains, which has few operating hotels and not an especially beautiful small town in the Pyrenees. The town is full of retirees and supports elderly French people there to take the cure in the Roman baths. We appreciated the AC and the bike room at the Castel hotel. Most people stay for one night en route to another place. We stayed for 4 days using it as a base for a cycling holiday. The housekeeping is done only once a week in the rooms, and the guest laundry machines were broken so we couldn’t use them. Our studio room was small and in need of updating. There were holes in the wall that needed patching. The staff were kind and helpful. The breakfast was good. It was important to reserve for dinner since the restaurant was full every night with locals and guests bringing their dogs. They have a dog named obelisk and welcome all canines."
"Great location. Rooms were clean, staff were friendly. Don’t pay for parking as there is free parking at the bottom of the road in the big car park.
The outdoor pool was so unclean. It was apparently closed which was a surprise in Sunmer and during a heatwave but we were not informed of this. There were some residents jumping into it and I’d imagine they would have been poorly next day! Although the rooms were clean, the balconies were really dirty. We can to clean the surfaces to be able to lean on them. There were no chairs to sit out which was a shame. There was space in front of the balcony which had all broken glass and an old poor towel that had been left. Not nice to look onto. Our superior double had a coffee machine but in the 3 days we were there we only got two pods and they didn’t get restock each day. Same for the bottle of water. When we asked at reception we reluctantly got a further two.
Overall a good hotel with a great location. Attention to detail could be better."
By choosing a hostel you can cut your spending on accommodations and set aside more of your money for sightseeing during your stay.
What is a hostel?
These dorm-style accommodations come in many shapes and sizes, but they have a few things in common, including low prices, a social atmosphere, and shared rooms (though many hostels offer private room options too).
What are the best hostels in Bielsa?
Ready to book a hostel? These options have the highest reviews from our travelers and could be a good place to start looking: HOSTAL PAÑART - Property features include free WiFi, free parking, and a restaurant. Rooms come with TVs, hair dryers, and free WiFi. HOSTAL MARBORE - Property features include free WiFi and a bar. Rooms come with towels and bed sheets. Hostal Pirineos Meliz - Property features include a restaurant. Rooms come with free WiFi.
When is the best time of year to stay in a hostel in Bielsa?
Good weather's always better when you want to venture out and explore, so here's some information about the local climate: The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 58°F, while the coldest months are February and January with an average of 35°F. The rainiest months in Bielsa are June, November, May, and April, with each month seeing an average of 8 inches of rainfall.
What is there to see and do in Bielsa?
Generally, Bielsa is known for its waterfalls, mountain views, and parks. Get out into nature with places like Pineta Valley, Pyrénées National Park, and Añisclo Canyon. Visit landmarks like Museo Bielsa. Additional attractions include Pyrénées - Mont Perdu, Cirque de Troumouse, and Cirque d'Estaube.