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Parador de Teruel
4/566 Bewertungen

Parador de Teruel

Teruel|1.76km vom Stadtzentrum
This is the second Parador I stayed in while in Spain. As it is another Parador, my review will be very similar to my review of another Parador I posted, because the pros and cons are the same. The hotel, a former palace, is just beautiful, with several very large common sitting rooms on the ground level. My room was great - large and comfortable, with a beautiful, updated, and well-appointed and well-functioning bathroom. There is a large stone veranda off the dining area on the ground level, which could be a wonderful place to sit for an drink outside. All that being said, here are the problems I have with this Parador in particular, and other Paradors (government-owned and -run hotels) in general: It is run like, and reminds me of, the old hotels I used to stay in the Soviet Union. The beautiful outdoor area was closed for no explicable reason. Not tables to sit at on a beautiful day when you want to be outside. The television (in both Paradors) didn't work. The bartender in the bar was overworked, doing two jobs from what I saw, and wasn't always at the bar to serve us. He was working alone, and had to work the bar and serve the diners in the dining room. Getting a drink was impossible. Dinner was in a beautiful, large dining room; but the lights - all the lights - were all turned up to a violently high level, so it was like eating in a warehouse. The server told me the lights couldn't be dimmed, they just turn on or off. The food service and presentation was better here than the other Parador, but not by much. Breakfast is not available until 8:00 am, so if you have an early departure, you can forget about breakfast or even coffee. Yes, you can't even get coffee until 8:00. It was clear that the hotel is understaffed and the ones that were working were doing double, even triple duty. I can't complain about them, I felt bad for their huge work load. They looked exhausted, but made an effort to be cheerful and helpful. The general feeling I had of the hotel was apathy for the guests and their needs. ”Do just enough to keep the place running.” Lastly, this hotel is not close to town. We were told it was a 30 minute walk, but it was more like 45 minutes. The hotel offers no shuttle service to the town and back. This hotel is beautiful and has so much potential. It could be a marvelous hotel with just a few changes and a little more effort. But like the USSR, attention to detail, servicing the guests and their needs beyond their room is non-existent.

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Frühstück

Parador de Teruel
4/566 Bewertungen

Parador de Teruel

Teruel|1.76km vom Stadtzentrum
This is the second Parador I stayed in while in Spain. As it is another Parador, my review will be very similar to my review of another Parador I posted, because the pros and cons are the same. The hotel, a former palace, is just beautiful, with several very large common sitting rooms on the ground level. My room was great - large and comfortable, with a beautiful, updated, and well-appointed and well-functioning bathroom. There is a large stone veranda off the dining area on the ground level, which could be a wonderful place to sit for an drink outside. All that being said, here are the problems I have with this Parador in particular, and other Paradors (government-owned and -run hotels) in general: It is run like, and reminds me of, the old hotels I used to stay in the Soviet Union. The beautiful outdoor area was closed for no explicable reason. Not tables to sit at on a beautiful day when you want to be outside. The television (in both Paradors) didn't work. The bartender in the bar was overworked, doing two jobs from what I saw, and wasn't always at the bar to serve us. He was working alone, and had to work the bar and serve the diners in the dining room. Getting a drink was impossible. Dinner was in a beautiful, large dining room; but the lights - all the lights - were all turned up to a violently high level, so it was like eating in a warehouse. The server told me the lights couldn't be dimmed, they just turn on or off. The food service and presentation was better here than the other Parador, but not by much. Breakfast is not available until 8:00 am, so if you have an early departure, you can forget about breakfast or even coffee. Yes, you can't even get coffee until 8:00. It was clear that the hotel is understaffed and the ones that were working were doing double, even triple duty. I can't complain about them, I felt bad for their huge work load. They looked exhausted, but made an effort to be cheerful and helpful. The general feeling I had of the hotel was apathy for the guests and their needs. ”Do just enough to keep the place running.” Lastly, this hotel is not close to town. We were told it was a 30 minute walk, but it was more like 45 minutes. The hotel offers no shuttle service to the town and back. This hotel is beautiful and has so much potential. It could be a marvelous hotel with just a few changes and a little more effort. But like the USSR, attention to detail, servicing the guests and their needs beyond their room is non-existent.

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Familienfreundlich

Parador de Teruel
4/566 Bewertungen

Parador de Teruel

Teruel|1.76km vom Stadtzentrum
This is the second Parador I stayed in while in Spain. As it is another Parador, my review will be very similar to my review of another Parador I posted, because the pros and cons are the same. The hotel, a former palace, is just beautiful, with several very large common sitting rooms on the ground level. My room was great - large and comfortable, with a beautiful, updated, and well-appointed and well-functioning bathroom. There is a large stone veranda off the dining area on the ground level, which could be a wonderful place to sit for an drink outside. All that being said, here are the problems I have with this Parador in particular, and other Paradors (government-owned and -run hotels) in general: It is run like, and reminds me of, the old hotels I used to stay in the Soviet Union. The beautiful outdoor area was closed for no explicable reason. Not tables to sit at on a beautiful day when you want to be outside. The television (in both Paradors) didn't work. The bartender in the bar was overworked, doing two jobs from what I saw, and wasn't always at the bar to serve us. He was working alone, and had to work the bar and serve the diners in the dining room. Getting a drink was impossible. Dinner was in a beautiful, large dining room; but the lights - all the lights - were all turned up to a violently high level, so it was like eating in a warehouse. The server told me the lights couldn't be dimmed, they just turn on or off. The food service and presentation was better here than the other Parador, but not by much. Breakfast is not available until 8:00 am, so if you have an early departure, you can forget about breakfast or even coffee. Yes, you can't even get coffee until 8:00. It was clear that the hotel is understaffed and the ones that were working were doing double, even triple duty. I can't complain about them, I felt bad for their huge work load. They looked exhausted, but made an effort to be cheerful and helpful. The general feeling I had of the hotel was apathy for the guests and their needs. ”Do just enough to keep the place running.” Lastly, this hotel is not close to town. We were told it was a 30 minute walk, but it was more like 45 minutes. The hotel offers no shuttle service to the town and back. This hotel is beautiful and has so much potential. It could be a marvelous hotel with just a few changes and a little more effort. But like the USSR, attention to detail, servicing the guests and their needs beyond their room is non-existent.

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Sercotel Torico Plaza
4.1/540 Bewertungen
Die Lage ist ausgezeichnet und das Personal ist sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Das Bett ist komfortabel. Eine kosteneffiziente Wahl. Das einzige ist, da das Hotel mit vielen Restaurants nahe dem Hauptplatz liegt, hoffe ich, dass das Hotel Wege haben, um die Rochen zu reinigen und zu verhindern, dass sie in den Zimmern kommen.
Hotel Reina Cristina
4.2/549 Bewertungen
LOCATION-the hotel is located just on the outskirts of the old town and within easy walking distance of everywhere. STAFF-the staff could not have been more helpful and accommodating and they spoke excellent English FOOD-my wife and I had breakfast in the hotel and were very pleased with the selection available-especially as we are both vegetarian we were very well catered for BEDROOM-a lovely bedroom, very large, king-size bed and lovely ensuite bathroom PRICE/VALUE-it is certainly not the cheapest in the town but we were very pleased to pay £81 for the night- WIFI-excellent quality and strength Wi-Fi in the bedrooms- PARKING-unfortunately the hotel does not have any parking of its own -However there is a large underground municipal car park literally within four minutes walk which charged €15 for the whole day
Parador de Teruel
4/566 Bewertungen
This is the second Parador I stayed in while in Spain. As it is another Parador, my review will be very similar to my review of another Parador I posted, because the pros and cons are the same. The hotel, a former palace, is just beautiful, with several very large common sitting rooms on the ground level. My room was great - large and comfortable, with a beautiful, updated, and well-appointed and well-functioning bathroom. There is a large stone veranda off the dining area on the ground level, which could be a wonderful place to sit for an drink outside. All that being said, here are the problems I have with this Parador in particular, and other Paradors (government-owned and -run hotels) in general: It is run like, and reminds me of, the old hotels I used to stay in the Soviet Union. The beautiful outdoor area was closed for no explicable reason. Not tables to sit at on a beautiful day when you want to be outside. The television (in both Paradors) didn't work. The bartender in the bar was overworked, doing two jobs from what I saw, and wasn't always at the bar to serve us. He was working alone, and had to work the bar and serve the diners in the dining room. Getting a drink was impossible. Dinner was in a beautiful, large dining room; but the lights - all the lights - were all turned up to a violently high level, so it was like eating in a warehouse. The server told me the lights couldn't be dimmed, they just turn on or off. The food service and presentation was better here than the other Parador, but not by much. Breakfast is not available until 8:00 am, so if you have an early departure, you can forget about breakfast or even coffee. Yes, you can't even get coffee until 8:00. It was clear that the hotel is understaffed and the ones that were working were doing double, even triple duty. I can't complain about them, I felt bad for their huge work load. They looked exhausted, but made an effort to be cheerful and helpful. The general feeling I had of the hotel was apathy for the guests and their needs. ”Do just enough to keep the place running.” Lastly, this hotel is not close to town. We were told it was a 30 minute walk, but it was more like 45 minutes. The hotel offers no shuttle service to the town and back. This hotel is beautiful and has so much potential. It could be a marvelous hotel with just a few changes and a little more effort. But like the USSR, attention to detail, servicing the guests and their needs beyond their room is non-existent.
Hotel Isabel de Segura
3.8/554 Bewertungen
Im Hotel 5th - 7th of Nov 22, begrüßt am Empfang von einem sehr hilfsbereit Gentleman und gegeben mein Zimmer und hilfsbereite Anweisungen über den Straßenparkplatz, Zimmer gut außer dass es einen Schließfach über dem Fenster, das sowohl Tag als auch Nacht so hinunter war kein natürliches Sonnenlicht, gutes Bad, aber Dusche für den Raum, ins Zimmer, aber alle Stationen in Spanisch und keine Tee- oder Kaffee-Anlagen im Zimmer, gutes Essen im Hotel, keine Getreide am Frühstück, hat ein Essen in der Bar am zweiten Abend, Bar Person sprach sehr wenig Englisch und der Gentleman bei der Rezeption war sehr gut und hilfreich hier auch kein Wüstenmenü in der Bar, muss sagen, findet dieser Aufenthalt gut und würde älter bleiben
Hotel Civera
4.3/551 Bewertungen
Very nice hotel, comfortable, clean and well located. We stayed for one night and had to leave early the next morning so did not have breakfast. Though it looks very good with lots of choice. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Car parking, an interesting opportunity to test your driving skills!! One can pull in at the front of the hotel 4 or 5 spaces to do so for a maximum of 15 minutes. The car park entrance is approx 200 metres from the hotel on the same side of the road but back towards Teruel centre. Be warned if you drive a typical salon car (Mercedes c class size) you should be fine. Anything bigger (E class) then expect to have to shuffle your car into a space as it is very tight in turning and there are numerous pillars to be wary of. But not a problem , take your time! Car park is secure and has a side entrance that takes one out to the same street the hotel is on. All very safe. The hotel is located approx 10 to 15 minutes from central Teruel, definitely worth a visit for the Plaza Mayor, shops & bars. Definitely would stay again.
El Mudayyan
4.4/579 Bewertungen
Excelente servicio y trato de todas las personas que hicieron nuestra estancia muy agradable.Volveriamos a ir. Muy recomendable

Häufig gestellte Fragen

  • Was sind die beliebtesten Hotels in Teruel?

    In Teruel gibt es viele beliebte Hotels. Ob du geschäftlich unterwegs bist oder in den Urlaub fährst, Hotel Reina Cristina, Hotel Isabel de Segura und Hotel Civera sind beliebte Hotels.

  • Was ist der durchschnittliche Preis für Hotels in Teruel?

    Der durchschnittliche Preis für Hotels in Teruel ist an Wochentagen 115 €, der durchschnittliche Preis am Wochenende (Freitag bis Samstag) ist 158 €.

  • Welche Hotels in Teruel bieten hochwertiges Frühstück an?

    Hotel Reina Cristina,Hotel Palacio la Marquesa and Parador de Teruel bieten ein ausgezeichnetes Früchstück. Starte deinen Tag mit einem köstlichen Frühstück!

  • Welche Hotels in Teruel verfügen über Fitnesseinrichtungen?

    Hotel Civera, Parador de Teruel und Hotel Oriente bieten Fitnesseinrichtungen. So kannst du auch auf Reisen fit bleiben!

  • Welche Hotels in Teruel haben Swimmingpools?

    Hotel Reina Cristina und Parador de Teruel sind Hotels mit Swimmingpool. Buche eines dieser Hotels, um einen Swimmingpool genießen zu können!

  • Welche Hotels in Teruel bieten kostenloses WLAN?

    Sowohl auf Geschäftsreisen als auch im Urlaub ist eine Internetverbindung unerlässlich. Hotel Reina Cristina, Hotel Isabel de Segura und Hotel Civera sind beliebte Hotels mit kostenlosem WLAN.

  • Welche Hotels in Teruel bieten Flughafentransfers an?

    Du kennst dich in Teruel nicht aus? Hotel Reina Cristina, Hotel Isabel de Segura und Parador de Teruel bieten Flughafentransfers an.

  • Welche Hotels in Teruel verfügen über besuchenswerte Spas?

    Müde von der Reise? Parador de Teruel verfügt über einen erstklassigen Spa.

  • Welche Hotelangebote gibt es in Teruel?

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Höchster Preis1.128 €
Niedrigster Preis36 €
Anzahl Bewertungen590
Anzahl der Hotels222
Durchschnittspreis (wochentags)115 €
Durchschnittspreis (Wochenende)158 €