Hotel Cienbalcones

Hotel is near the entrance of the town. It's quite impressive to enter with its courtyard and rooms facing it. The room was okay. We had view of the alley way. Comfortable bed and clean sheets. Spacious closet but be careful not to knock your head on the shelf. Maintenance and cleaniness could be better. First bathtub I've seen in a hotel! but not very practical. It only has a shower head and it is hard to take off and put up on the hook as the shower hose is stretched to the limit. Mildew around tub. It has a separate toilet/bidé with door for privacy. Book a table to eat at the restaurant. 16-euro menu was good. The town is very interesting. The walk around the walls is worth doing with great views of the village.

Perfect stop over in a small one-horse town south of Soria with a lot of history. Perfect for a walk round the small old town after arrival. The central tourist office was very helpful. Hotel cien balcones is well appointed and has a restaurant, which serves good traditional Spanish food at very reasonable prices.

Great stop for a biking tour, great value. The restaurant's menu was the best option in town. Walk into the patio to experience the secluded ambiance in the gorgeous town of Daroca

We stayed at this hotel for 1 night on the way to La Rioja. We had a big room, basic, clean and with lovely views. We had air conditioning. Food was served in tbe cafeteria/ restsurant and there was a good choice on the menu. There is a bar and there are tables outside in the courtyard. Free parking, the hotel has its own space just a couple of streets away. Daroca is a delightful village, very pretty. We would stay again at this hotel if in the area.

We did not stay here, but we ate here twice. The food was delicious. The menu of the day was a great value. The staff was very friendly.

The room was fine - clean, very spacious, nice view of the courtyard, quiet, with an oddly laid out but reasonably sized bathroom with a bathtab. We weren't particularly happy with the service offered by the receptionist on duty on the day. We arrived early in the morning so left our luggage at the reception and were told check in is from 14:00. We went out for a wander despite the heavy rain and after going around all the sightseeing spots about five times, we had lunch at the hotel's restaurant and when we went back to the reception to check in at around 14:30, the reception clerk wasn't present and when I phoned, she told me I have to wait until 16:00. I believe she contacted the restaurant staff as the waitress who served us lunch came to the reception and processed our check in (five stars for the young lady!). It was a very underwhelming experience considering that the day we arrived on was an unusually wet day, with heavy rains throughout the day. I would have thought that the person who went off on a four hour siesta break would know that her clients would be wanting to check in on time especially on a day with such a bad weather.

Great location, lovely staff and great food. A very nice hotel and walking around the old walls of the city was brilliant. We would definitely stay again if nearby.

A very nice authentic 3 star hotel with a lovely courtyard and restaurant. Popular with locals also. Food very nice for the eve meal and continental breakfast more than adequate. The village is also lovely to walk around and take in the traditional old Spanish village and castle. Private parking was also good, just takes a bit of finding !