Casa del Cura de Calatañazor (Hotel Restaurante)

An enchantingly and elegantly renovated rural house; our room had a fantastic view of the cañon, with the grazing flight of vultures returning to their nests. The only "drawback" was maybe the lack of functionality of the furnishings, which were as beautiful as they were uncomfortable and sometimes had to be adjusted (particularly the bathroom, where we had no way of hanging towels, and especially the shower). The cleaning, the assistance and the service in general were excellent.

Nice small rural house with a modern decoration and comfortable rooms. The staff is very attentive and friendly. The room where we stayed was in the top floor of the rural house and had two small windows facing one to the main street and the smallest one to the river course. The room was 70 euros per night but (alas) breakfast was not included. We had to pay a extra 4.50 Euros for the breakfast in the restaurant that is in front of the hotel (both are run by the same owner). Breakfast is more or less OK, with a glass of natural orange juice, a slice of bread with butter and marmalade, two pieces of industrial cakes, and assorted ham and Iberian salami slices. Not bad for the humble price.||We stayed in Catalañazor for only one night, but this medieval village have a very busy cultural life and during the afternoon we had the opportunity to attend a concert for a clarinet quartet in the medieval village church dating from the eleventh century. Also if you want to visit this beautiful little church the villagers will appreciate a 1.5 euro donation for the church maintenance and conservation.||At the upper side of the village there lies the old castle were the great Moorish champion Almanzor "did lose his drum, and his life" in a battle during the Moorish domination of Spain and Portugal that lasted for eight centuries.||This small hamlet was used as the scenario for the Orson Wells movie "Chimes at Midnight"

Superb Surroundings. But slow staff and not too many helpful. Meat is awesome but the rest of the dishes are not as tasty as it promises. In addition you can book in advance and you must wait for a long time. The prices are affordable and the quantity is well pondered.

Supremely unfriendly, Iindifferent staff lacking the basics of customer service. They didn't show the slightest interest in helping or offered even basic info about the region. I wrote to them before my stay about the possibility of vegetarian food. They didn't even have the courtesy to reply.||Strange interior design in the bedroom, trying to be trendy but failing, appalling waste of water in the bathroom as the bath tap and shower work together!!! No sound proofing - I could actually hear what the people next door were saying!! I asked for a double bed but was given 2 singles with neither apology or explanation. The steps down to the terrace were in bad condition, not good for people with children or the elderly. Lots of noise from people drinking on the terrace.

I stayed at Casa del Cura while competing in an event in Soria. It proved a lovely quiet base, only half an hour's drive from Soria itself. ||The town of Calatañazor is more of a medieval hamlet. Stone-built timber-framed buildings line impossibly narrow streets. On arrival in the evening the hotel was closed, but just across the street is the linked restaurant where the staff were very welcoming and checked me in. ||The room was spacious and clean. The only complaint being the rather weak shower and a toilet seat damaged by a cigarette burn. ||This would be a great place to stay to explore the area.

Most unusual and fascinating village , hidden in the hills near Soria . Medieval buildings . Wonderful views . Comfortable and clean . Pleasant welcoming staff . |Great restaurant across the street. Even better when day trippers leave . |

Unique and authentic restaurant with delicious food! Big choice of food wines, perfect service! 💯 Recommended 👌👌💪

Lo mejor la ubicación. Calatañazor es precioso, como un viaje en el tiempo, y vale la pena callejear una y otra vez. El alojamiento conserva su encanto rural, pero le hace falta mantenimiento. En nuestra habitación apenas había luz y 2/3 enchufes no funcionaban (incluido el único del baño, que estaba desmontado). Las lámparas ubicadas encima de la cama estaban pegadas con cinta. Con un poco más de mantenimiento, habría sido ideal.