location and building

nothing

Nice place great within the walled town. Dinner menu was grand and wi e selection good. The waitress at dinner was the star member of staff

Very few staff, we had a nice welcome but after that not too much to say. We're not invited to visit the cellar etc and €16.00 for breakfast Mad money. Felt disengaged from the staff and hotel. When we were leaving there was no interaction with a ybody except a lady to take our key I

Great location. Easy parking and walking into the walled town. Room was comfortable. Staff was friendly. Had dinner at the restaurant one night and it was good.

Amazing 16th century building, small but really comfortable room with a nice large bathroom. Very pleasant friendly reception including a glass of their home made wine. Delicious food in the restaurant

Nothing but because of the age and quirkiness of the property It might not be suitable if you have mobility issues.

authentic and clean

I like it all

Rosemarie was polite, helpful and always had a pleasant smile. She was eager to share the bodega’s history and its wines. Our room overlooked the courtyard where a few vats barrels were stored - very authentic. We could smell the wine as soon as we entered our hotel.

The hotel was rustic so washroom was clean but old, and shower didn’t always have hot water.

Charming historic building with all modern conveniences and a convenient restaurant and private parking space in a picturesque town well located to visit nearby wineries.

Breakfast was only adequate

location, staff, authenticity

could get a little noisy between rooms

No breakfast included, bu we breakfast around Las Posada, there are many places

Javier was very accommodating and made us feel very welcome. The location is perfect, right in them middle of the town. The wine was great!

Breakfast could be better and dinner was good not amazing.

friendly staff, nice restaurant

uncomfortable beds, parking instructions not clear from booking (but overall glad to be able to reserve parking)

Excellent location and beautiful building

Friendly and accommodating staff. Spacious and authentic rooms. Lovely town.

Laguardia is a spectacular place to visit. The whole area is beautiful surrounded by bodegas (wineries). It is a small walled town with no vehicle access although there are plenty of parking places outside. The town 'sits' on its underground cellars full of wine and are well worth a visit. We did two - bodega el fabulista and bodega mayor de migueloa. Both very good and informative. There are plenty of restaurants, cafes etc, but as expected, most close during the afternoon. Dinner is not entertained until 8pm at the earliest.

Personally I think the hotel was a bit overpriced. The breakfast was awful and not worth paying the extra 11Euros. The main meal on the evening was really really salty - when asked about this, was told that it was 'the way it was there'....? We had earlier had lunch at the cafe next door and that was salty too (literally pink rocks covering everything). We presumed that the two are linked and it was the same chef. Quite disappointed. The hotel was lovely mind. Make sure you pay for the accommodation in Euros. I'm waiting to see as to what currency I was charged as the 'ticket' (receipt) is not clear.

Great staff and location.

The manager/receptionist is delightful, informative and professional. The town is a gem, and the hotel is located at its heart. Highly recommended.

Everything about the place was wonderful.

Staff exceptional, especially Rosemary. Restaurant best meal I had in Spain. Parking hard to find. Would love to return

Car parking

Location excellent for those interested in wines, wine is made on the premises and they have cave cellar below. Very interesting.

Very lovely staff. The hotel restaurant was good. Their own bodega has some excellent wines.

The staff is extremely helpful. The food was excellent! And also the wine! Location is great! Very nice experience if you stop there!

Excellent hotel and staff The location in the incredible town of LaGuardia was perfect Javier was wonderful and loved Bodega tour with superb wine A great place to stay

Back in time perfect host

The Posada is very beautiful and the location is super but we had a very bad experience with the owners.

When we came home at night the door was closed and it was not possible to come in with key and code (some guest closed the door from th inside with a bar). We had to call the police to help us, even when the housekeeper came it was not possible to open. So we had to wait till 3 o glock in the morning till somebodey came with a key and opend the backdoor. But instead of an excause or sorry, the owner yelled at us and accused us, that it was our fault, because we did not take the emergency number. This would have been no fortune anyway! because we would have had to wait almost as long for the man with the key, he needs a 25 minutes drive. And when we talked to the owner next day he shouted, that he is so well known and owns lots of Hotels and a big winery and we would have no chance against him ???? and threw us out instead of a nice sorry! this would have been enough for us. So never again! It is a pity because it is such a nice place.

The staff were extremely helpful, spoke excellent english and nothing was too much trouble for them. The hotel is full of character, and a more authentic old-world Spanish experience would be hard to find. The hotel has an excellent restaurant, cellar and lots of quiet comfy areas to sit dotted around the building. As the building is old and and on many levels, we couldn't connect to the wifi to begin with but the staff got us going in no time by signing on in the main lobby then taking us back to our room. And even better, they showed us up to the roof terrace and lounge where we sat and filled in all the dreaded covid forms for entry to the UK while the sun set over the town. Fantastic.

Couldn't have wished for a better experience.

Nice, quiet location in the center of a beautiful walled town. Large, comfortable room (room 25) on the top floor of a historic mansion. My partner loved opening the huge outer door. Easy walking distance to all the bars, restaurants and attractions. We had a good dinner in the hotel restaurant on our first night. Friendly staff. The town is surrounded by great Rioja vineyards, with visits and tastings easy to arrange. Very helpful Tourist Information office is along the street from the hotel.

The building is on a historic register that apparently doesn't allow lifts, so the upper floors are tough with luggage. Breakfast was OK, but they could provide better meats/cheeses and coffee. It seemed that staff were too busy to offer a second coffee.

Posada Mayor de Migueloa is nicely located in the middle of the Laguardia, a medieval city on the top of a hill, overlooking the la Rioja wineyards and the Cantabrian mountains. Everything is in walking distance (no cars allowed in the city). We enjoyed the breakfast very much too.