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"Convenient hotel if you're looking to explore La Mancha towns like Consuegra, Argamasilla de Alba, El Toboso, and others. I used it as a hub to visit these smaller towns, which have limited quality accommodations. It worked very well for me, especially with the easy and convenient outdoor self-parking"

"The staff were excellent. Thank you Patricia on reception. Great breakfast, quality food."

"Wonderful hotel, very quirky and lovely. We had to ring the bell for reception and access was given immediately. Staff very friendly and helpful. It made a nice change to have a proper key for the room and also for the entrance to the hotel, instead of credit card style keys. We stayed in the Gigantes room, which was accessed by going out into the courtyard and up a small flight of stairs. The room was very spacious and had a coffee machine and microwave and we also had views of some of the windmills from one or two of our windows. The windmills and castle are within walking distance, albeit a steep climb! The castle is well worth visiting and the windmills look idyllic, although we didn’t go into the working one. We chose to park on the road just outside the hotel as the roads are not too narrow and it all felt very safe. Breakfast was included which was a good continental style collection. There was no one about when we first arrived for breakfast so we just started helping ourselves and a lady came in sometime after to check which room we were in and to check everything was ok. When we checked out, there was no one on the desk so we just left the keys as we didn’t owe anything. We actually found this all to be quite quaint and no problem at all. There are telephone numbers provided if you need to speak to someone when the reception is unmanned. We found our whole stay in Consuegra very relaxing and it was lovely to be woken by the birdsong in the courtyard. "

"Very clean property with nice accommodations!!"

"Excellent as usual. "

"Very good"

"Great value for a nice hotel in a charming little city"