Hotel Casona D'Alevia
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 3:00 pm |
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Check out before: | 12:30 pm |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Non-smoking
Laundry
Internet access
Express check-in
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Hotel Casona D'Alevia
Situated 18 km from Desfiladero de la Hermida, Hotel Casona D'Alevia offers 3-star accommodation in Alevia and has a garden, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Reviews from 
Group traveller
Comment: 5 Mar 2024
Stayed in: Mar 2024
Dream house
Very well-kept house, impeccable decoration. Excellent attention from the owners Lorena and Guadalupe.
Recommended for all types of people: friends, family or couples.
Very pleasant common areas to chat, read or simply relax
Recommended for all types of people: friends, family or couples.
Very pleasant common areas to chat, read or simply relax
Group traveller
Comment: 5 Mar 2024
Stayed in: Mar 2024
Go and feel it. Then if you want, you can tell it. But later.
When you wake up early, run your eyes over every detail of the room. You will be surprised how many varied, shiny and sensitive things you have nearby.
When you come down to breakfast, go slowly, look at both sides and enjoy.
When the fireplace calls you, sit on the sculpture made by them or spread out on the sofa covered with handmade cushions.
When you go out to enjoy the countryside, mountains and beach that you have in your surroundings, be sure to say goodbye to the 6 eyes that will kindly assist you upon your return.
I wish you a happy stay, like the one we had with the group of 16 friends.
When you come down to breakfast, go slowly, look at both sides and enjoy.
When the fireplace calls you, sit on the sculpture made by them or spread out on the sofa covered with handmade cushions.
When you go out to enjoy the countryside, mountains and beach that you have in your surroundings, be sure to say goodbye to the 6 eyes that will kindly assist you upon your return.
I wish you a happy stay, like the one we had with the group of 16 friends.
Couple
US
Comment: 8 May 2014
Stayed in: Jun 2013
Lovely!
My husband & I stayed here over 10 years ago. At that time, the grounds were gorgeous, the room we stayed in was great and the breakfast was fabulous. The owners were very welcoming. We had dinner at the inn one night, it was really nice. We arranged that in advance. If they still do that, I recommend taking advantage. The winding road up the mountain was a fun adventure with fabulous views. We were able to find places to eat at the bottom of the mountain, and we shopped at a grocery store for picnic food.
Couple
Comment: 5 Oct 2010
Stayed in: Oct 2010
Charming, delightful but remote
A wonderful conversion of an old farmhouse that is charming, traditional and beautiful. Alevia itself if a couple of miles outside Panes, and has nothing but a small local bar. Panes itself is not alluring, but functional. That said, even thought you have to travel a little there are a lot of excellent restaurants in the area, but we stayed only 1 night and didn't have time to explore. If you need somewhere with placesd closes by, this is not the place for you. If you want atmosphere, excellent service and a fantastic breakfast then give this a go.
Couple
Comment: 31 Oct 2007
Stayed in: Sep 2007
Lovely house but nowhere nearby to eat
The previous review in English made good points about there being nowhere nearby to eat and about the parking difficulties. We thought that review pretty accurate. I translated the review in Spanish with the aid of a software translator and think I understand the points it makes too, though we found no problems with service or the welcome we received. As for the TV, the room was so romantic we never got to switch it on! So I guess it all depends on your reasons for staying here.
The biggest drawback with the Casona d'Alevia is that getting dinner involves a drive at least the 5Km or so down a twisting though well-made mountain road, and worse still, back again after you have eaten. The situation wasn't improved by the fact that we found the restaurants in Panes (at the bottom of the hill) uninspiring and had to drive even further to find somewhere better on both nights of our stay. The owners of the Casona were not especially helpful and didn't recommend anywhere. To be fair we did know when we booked that the hotel had no restaurant but we hadn't fully appreciated the impact of its remote location. It was even more galling on the second evening when a party booked by a well-known tour operator arrived and were duly provided with dinner, specially cooked for such guests while those like us who booked independently had to take to their cars! By the way this seems to be common practice at small hotels in Spain.
As a place to stay the Casona had some good features that some may feel outweigh the disadvantage of the lack of a restaurant in a remote location. The house is beautiful and of traditional style - there is a real feeing of being a guest in someone's home. It is full of fascinating old furniture, other antiques and interesting artefacts. Our room was quite small but lovely with a magnificent antique bed with romantic white drapes and superb bed linen. Although the bed was antique it was very comfortable and the hotel's location could not have been more peaceful. Bedroom lighting matched the mood and the compact en-suite bathroom had all necessities; everything was spotlessly clean. I think there was a TV but we never got to try it!
Breakfast was excellent with good variety and delicious fresh fruit. The lady of the house fortunately spoke quite good French (as I do). Neither she nor her husband spoke any English) but we managed just fine in French! Might be more of a problem if you speak neither Spanish nor French though.
The village is charming and very prettty; there are some fine mountain walks of varying length and difficulty straight from the village and the hotel can offer suggestions and directions for these.
It's a particularly good place for a romantic break as long as you're prepared to drive through the hills for dinner. Or I guess you could book through that tour operator (Google will help there)!
All the same, we wouldn't go back again. We enjoyed our stay but driving so far to find somewhere to eat was just too much of a hassle for us.
The biggest drawback with the Casona d'Alevia is that getting dinner involves a drive at least the 5Km or so down a twisting though well-made mountain road, and worse still, back again after you have eaten. The situation wasn't improved by the fact that we found the restaurants in Panes (at the bottom of the hill) uninspiring and had to drive even further to find somewhere better on both nights of our stay. The owners of the Casona were not especially helpful and didn't recommend anywhere. To be fair we did know when we booked that the hotel had no restaurant but we hadn't fully appreciated the impact of its remote location. It was even more galling on the second evening when a party booked by a well-known tour operator arrived and were duly provided with dinner, specially cooked for such guests while those like us who booked independently had to take to their cars! By the way this seems to be common practice at small hotels in Spain.
As a place to stay the Casona had some good features that some may feel outweigh the disadvantage of the lack of a restaurant in a remote location. The house is beautiful and of traditional style - there is a real feeing of being a guest in someone's home. It is full of fascinating old furniture, other antiques and interesting artefacts. Our room was quite small but lovely with a magnificent antique bed with romantic white drapes and superb bed linen. Although the bed was antique it was very comfortable and the hotel's location could not have been more peaceful. Bedroom lighting matched the mood and the compact en-suite bathroom had all necessities; everything was spotlessly clean. I think there was a TV but we never got to try it!
Breakfast was excellent with good variety and delicious fresh fruit. The lady of the house fortunately spoke quite good French (as I do). Neither she nor her husband spoke any English) but we managed just fine in French! Might be more of a problem if you speak neither Spanish nor French though.
The village is charming and very prettty; there are some fine mountain walks of varying length and difficulty straight from the village and the hotel can offer suggestions and directions for these.
It's a particularly good place for a romantic break as long as you're prepared to drive through the hills for dinner. Or I guess you could book through that tour operator (Google will help there)!
All the same, we wouldn't go back again. We enjoyed our stay but driving so far to find somewhere to eat was just too much of a hassle for us.
Location
Lugar Alevia, 91, Alevia, 33579, Spain|0.08 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
3:00 pm
Check out before:
12:30 pm
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Please note that under Royal Decree 933/2021, effective February 1, 2025, hotels in Spain may request certain personal information at check-in, including but not limited to identification, address, email, and phone number for guests 14 and older, as well as proof of relationship with minors under 14.
Children require an extra bed to sleep in the room.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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