Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Orihuela del Tremedal

I was on a bike trip, practicing for a long distance cycling competition. I suffered all day from the heat and many hours on the bike. It was already 10pm and I had a final climb to go to reach bronchales. I called the hostal and the owner said he would wait for me and gave me some encouraging words that helped me climb the final mountain. In the morning, he woke up early to let me out and continue my adventure. I slept well in the humble accomadations - great value for the price. The best of all was the positive words of encouragement and warm welcome from the owner. Highly recommend!

Everything is great. Parking is free outside of the property

Great location and cute little rooms

Loved the hotel, clean , very nice people, great location and free parking

Beautiful, old hotel in a great location. Nice room and very comfortable. Special shout-out to Natalia, who was lovely and very helpful with all of our requests. Also with guiding us to restaurants, of which there are not many in lower Albarracin, especially on a Monday.

The location was perfect since the Albergue was in the middle of the medieval walled city with great views from the windows . I only paid 23 euros a night for a bunk bed and it included a free breakfast. I went to Albarracin on a bouldering climbing trip . The boulders were a 5 to 8 minute drive from the city centre. There is a climbing shop just outside of town on the way to the bouldering site where you can rent crash pads ( sofa boulder ) and buy chalk, chalk bags, brushes, climbing shoes etc . On my first night there was also a free concert featuring a Galician folk band on the main plaza of the town . Had quite a few drinks that night so I had to lower my expectations on 'sending' my routes on the boulders the next day . As to the bouldering .... I am really a sport climber who prefers to climb with ropes outside and when I do boulder it's usually indoors . I like climbing alone in our local gym using the auto belay system ... so I when I was in Albarracin I was looking for low ball problems that have zero risk of serious injury ( V0's to V2's ) .. I think it's better to come with your usual belay partner ( if you want to climb hard ) to spot you here . I came alone but I bumped into a Canadian couple and a Polish climber ... my Spanish isn't that good so it was a blessing to find these three .........and we shared crash pads and beta . As for the Albergue, it's good value for money . 23 euros with a breakfast buffet ( 1st day) and there is a free parking near the cementary which is a 2 minute walk to the Albergue . There is also a quaint restaurant / bar just above the Albergue . It's called : la paroquia (the parish) or something where they serve local dishes ... I had 'la cierva' ( deer from the mountains of Albarracin) as my last meal.