Hotels in Hoya-Gonzalo

"Great location very centric "

"Isa and Lola at the breakfast service were outstanding."

"This is a dog-friendly hotel, and the staff are very nice. It is promoted as a 4-star hotel and it really isn't. Decor is from the 1990s, the lobby is dark, the rings, while large, feel very stark. It's just not a great feeling. Also, the walls are very thin and you can hear conversations from neighbouring rooms."

"We were very pleased to stay at this hotel. We have driven past on the motorway many times but did not realise it was a Parador hotel. It is easy to access but there is no traffic noise. In fact it is very peaceful as it sits about 1km away from Albacete and there are no neighbours. The reception staff were very friendly and helpful. They spoke perfect English and this meant i did not have to try to rely on my modest Spanish. The room was very nice, quite typical of Parador hotels in my experience...lots of dark wood, a big bathroom. The beds were very comfortable. There is a mini bar but we did not take anything. We had a long day travelling so wanted a relaxing bath and early night. The breakfast Sun morning was amazing. Again all staff fluent in English. The order for hot food was taken quickly and then delivered immediately, before i had even opened the box of cereal. So we had breakfast backwards...hot food first followed by cereal, yoghurt, fruit, cold meats and bread. The choice was excellent, plenty of other things we could have tried if we had capacity. The hotel was busy, and considering it is early March that suggests it has a good reputation...many different cultures and languages being spoken by the guests."

"Great place for a short stay. Excellent staff, good local facilities and bonus of free parking."

"Put into a twin when a double was booked. This was resolved on visiting reception. The double had a rainfall shower to my wife’s delight but it simply did not work! Not good enough when paying €100 euros. Will try another Hotel next time in Albacete."

"ok; great views of the town, Alcala del Jucar; it is not in the town, is in another town, car is needed, no transportation available there; nothing around it, so car is needed to get food etc. Nice though, a bit pricey for what you get."