Hotels in Huelamo

"Amazing property to stay in, very clean and helpful staff. The area is not suitable for people with mobility problems but otherwise a beautiful place to stay."

"Liked it a lot; is like a B&B without the breakfast; room had an awesome view; friendly and flexible owner/manager; no parking but there is paid parking a few steps away or free parking about 4 blocks away; worth looking at it."

"Really nice hotel, staff were all lovely and helpful. The restaurant is serves nice food and is very pleasant to sit in the outdoor section. All around great experience and would definitely recommend as a great place to stay when exploring Cuenca!"

"Magnificent views across the beautiful old town. Lovely spacious room. "

"We absolutely loved staying at the Hotel Posada San Jose. The views of Cuenca from our room and from the dining room were priceless and so beautiful! The staff was warm and welcoming and very helpful. You step outside of the hotel and you are within walking distance of all of the lovely sites of the historic center of Cuenca. I loved the "old way" of leaving your big room key at the front desk. "

"We arrived at 1am and they waited for us, service was outstanding."

"Outstanding location in the old town close to the main square with free car parking just beyond the ruined castle (if you can find a space - can get very busy!). You should pay for the rooms with views out over the canyon - we were on the top floor and the view was stunning! Very positive that the hotel was dog-friendly and lived up to that, with there being no problem to enter the breakfast area with our labrador. Black tea availability would have been nice at breakfast but otherwise, an excellent spread. The restaurant is also excellent quality though a little pricy by Spanish standards (particularly the wine list but then the Bobal wine we chose was very nice indeed). Highly recommended overall."

"Clean property and attentive staff. The locks are a bit rough to use but otherwise everything worth the price "

"Excellent plaxe to stay and walk the city."