El Peiron

We stayed one night at El Peiron as a stopover and really enjoyed it. The village itself is a little gem, small but still very authentic and not overrun by tourists. The hotel is located right in the center, not directly accessible by car, which actually adds to its charm and originality. Everything was very clean and well maintained, and the attention to detail in the finish was impressive. Considering the quality, the price was excellent and made our short stay feel like very good value.

We stayed in many hotels during our 3 wk stay in Spain. This is the only property that i want to take the time to review. This beautiful historic hotel is only eclipsed by the overwhelming beautiful medieval town that it's situated in. I felt transported back in time. The staff was very attentive and helpful. I felt as though i was staying at a relative's home. The rooms are updated and comfortable. The breakfast must be on the agenda. You will not be disappointed.

We stayed in the two-level suite. This was a wonderful experience. A beautifully renovated medieval building. Attentive service. Perfect location. And perhaps most outstanding was the kindness of the owner and her son. There is certainly no better place to stay in Sos.

This was a lovely hotel, its decoration,its history. The comfort, and Im difficult to please, was wonderful,great spacious and hot shower,good towels. Beds were changed daily too And then sos del rey catolico was the best little village. Saw wonderful places around. A really lovely couple of days, could have spent a couple more. Top marks for the owners

Very beautiful hotel; staff were friendly and helpful.

We were at first shown to a basic room which looked into the very tiny courtyard - so no view and no light. But the lady at reception was only too happy to give us the choice of another room which had a fantastic view and was larger and more beautiful. But the hotel is exceptional in its decor and ambience. The age of the original building seeps through the sympathetic restoration and renovation works which have been done to provide all modern conveniences, without taking away from the original charm. The town itself is amazing, but did feel a bit like a museum. We were unfortunate to be there when most historic attractions were closed, so didn't get to see inside the main buildings. We had difficulty in finding a restaurant which was open and serving typical food. And we didn't see many people so it didn't feel like a real town where people live and thrive: this may be because it was quite hot and the houses probably accommodated hidden courtyards where families could relax in relative cool. But it is well worth a visit and the views are incredible. The location is so high and isolated and the town full of tiny narrow streets and alleyways. Definitely an experience to be had and the hotel itself is the one to choose should you do so.