温卡斯蒂略乡村旅馆

This is a fantastic hotel - we received a very warm welcome, we're given all the help and guidance we needed on places to visit, the churches and castle are a must, local restaurants and local information. The hotel facilities are lovely, the room was beautifully furnished and spotlessly clean, with everything provided, including a menu of pillows! Breakfast was plentiful and delicious and the value for money for both the room and breakfast was outstanding. It is a little tricky to find the right road in, especially as sat nav got a little confused by the village roads - but it's possible to park up in the adjacent church square to unload and load the car, and the Hotel owners direct you to a free and safe parking area on the edge of the village. We loved this place and hope to have an opportunity to return sometime, and we will definitely recommend to our friends.

This hotel is in the middle of a lovely historic town. The hotel is what I would call a boutique hotel. They have a lovely lounge/dining room area, they have dvd's & books for you to use/read. We did not have breakfast so cant comment on this. The owner is very friendly & helpful and gave us a map of the town and explained where the restaurants & bars where. The room was quite small but really decorated nicely. The bathroom was very small but again really well set. The lovely thing about this place is the little touches, like chocolates in the room, a candle in the room and down the stairs, piped music in the room. Overall a little expensive but worth it.

This was a Lucky find. Everything about this place, from the room, to the concierge, to the beautiful and spiritual town of Uncastillo itself made this place unmissable. You'll need a car to take full advantage of the area and the great medieval castles, hiking, swimming, etc... around, but if you're up for it, definitely stay here. I checked out Sos del Ray Catolico and some of the the other Cinco Villas, and concluded that Uncastillo was uniquely the most welcoming and authentically Spanish feeling (not touristy at all).