Hosteleria Santa Cruz

Great place to stay nice rooms basic but everything you need. Friendly staff I stayed one night while travelling on my motorcycle. The food was very good a wonderful find.

Simple but delightful. ||||The hotel overlooks the Romanesque church in this pretty village just 7km down from San Juan de la Pena. The rooms are simply furnished but comfortable and spotless, with balconies looking out over the village square with the Pyrenees beyond. Nice patios for drinks and pretty garden. Convenient and plentiful parking.||||The restaurant too has a lovely view, the food is standard unpretentious Spanish country cooking and the local wines are excellent. Specially pleasant feature: lots of locals use the bar and restaurant.

Nice rural hotel with bar and restaurant to have a drink, or enjoy a meal in a friendly environment. Also a good base for trips to the natural wonders in the area, such as the Mallos de Riglos, or the Aguas Tuertas. I stayed here in late September, the weather was really nice. On an occasional rainy day you might want to visit the Ciudadadela in Jaca (and spend more hours there than you intended to).

We booked for just the one night in our journey across the Spanish Pyrennees. Perfect for our needs: simple, clean and very comfortable room and bed. We ate in their restaurant and had no complaints there either. Great value for B&B, and situated in a very interesting and picturesque location, just across the road from the church.

Next time I'd like to stay longer. It's a great location, close to San Juan de la Peña and with good walking trails. Our room was comfortable, with views over the church, good beds and shower. The hospitality was first rate and the food in the restaurant was excellent.

The rooms in this family-run hotel are pretty and quite large. Get a view over the church if you can as it is great at all times of day. The staff were kind enough to give as a table for dinner and breakfast also overlooking the church. It is a great and much more convenient place from which to visit San Juan de la Peña than noisy, busy Jaca.

Great staff, all very friendly, we stopped for lunch and explained what all the local dishes were.

Very poor attention to the public. Went for a drink and couldnt sit down because tables were set for dinner with no one there.