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The hotel is situated about a block away from the wonderful clean clean Sardinera beach with its small selection of bars & restaurants. Our room was small but perfectly adequate and was clean and quiet. Breakfast is NOT included in the price, and is in the the basement which is however well lit. It ranges from the basic €3 coffee (from an urn) & pastry through to an €8 buffet (nespresso coffee!). We had the basic and then went out to explore & have coffee with a view of the sea. The location is a bit away from the centre of the city but it’s a very pretty walk along the coast into town and numerous busses back. Definitely recommend it.

I thought I was booking a hotel in Santander. As it turned out, it was 25 minutes exactly from Santander by train in a very small village called Saores. The hotel was small and perfectly adequate for my needs - I actually wanted a quiet time after hiking in the Pyrennes but I was surprised that there was no mention of the fact that the hotel was not in Santander. Other than that, I was pleased with the room, the food and the service.but I would havce to add that there was no obvious reason to stop over in Soares as there was absolutely nothing there to attract tourists. However, if you were looking for a quiet time with nothing to do rather than sleep read, eat and drink, then Soares might be just the place for you.

Very friendly and helpful owner and staff. Room clean and comfortable. No refridgerator or air-con, however windows open and air is clean. Location very quiet and plenty of parking space. PLEASE NOTE: there is NO LAN, only wireless in public areas, no internet service to rooms. Breakfast is minimal. No shops within walking distance, however there is large Carrefour just 5 minutes drive away. Just 10 minutes to santander ferry terminal.

Really could do with a refurbishment, had a very grubby feeling to the whole place. Constant banging of doors by children running riot so I couldn't get any sleep. I booked the room via agoda as it said it had parking, only to find that I had to park my motorbike in a garage around the corner. Then in the morning I was told I had to pay for this when nothing was mentioned on the website.

the hotel is in a good position at the beginning of the walking & eating area of the city, near to the plaza the toros too. the rooms are big enough, clean, the bath is comfortable too, the wifi works satisfying and the included breakfast is ok, you get a coffe and a juice and a piece of pastry or a pincho. the rooms could look a bit more modern but for a 3 nights stay its ok. there is a restaurant in the hotel too (you dont need to be a guest to use it) where you can eat if you dont want to look out for other places.

A great little hotel on a hill just up from the main city center - which is nice, since there is almost no noise at all. We had a fantastic time here - the owner makes every effort to make sure you are comfortable, is bright and sunny. Free WiFi is a bonus. Breakfast was simple and nice in the morning. Overall, very happy with our stay here - outstanding value. For parking; drive up the hill a little further, and turn into the lot at the hospital on your right. Free 24 hour parking for cars.

We stayed here for 2 nights. The staff were very friendly and encouraged my daughter who was learning spanish to only speak in spanish (perfect English was spoken by some staff). The room was very clean and tidy and the maid very friendly. The location was great to some degree being very central, however with young children the bars were loud quite late. If we were with older children the location would have been perfect.

Put it this way. The door lock didn’t always stick, the mould. Was only between the shower tiles, there was still some pant left on the skirting boards, a tiny room is easier to clean, and perhaps you could join in next doors conversation, because you can hear every word. And it is indeed a novelty to flush the toilet by pulling a chain, and the toilet only smelled a little.

What stood out was the peace. The area is named for the Pas River, but it should be named Paz, for peace. The couple who attend to the house and the nearby restaurant are very attentive and friendly. The only problem was something completely not under their control. There were sheep on a hill in front that stayed out all night. They all have bells. One moved, the others moved, and bells rang. But they weren't very loud, and after the first night, we got used to them. All in all, it's a wonderful spot to stay, in a beautiful area, with friendly and attentive people.

Having just come off ferry from Portsmouth (about 5 minute drive), this was an ideal 'budget' stop for an overnight stay before heading off on travels. Parking outside hotel, not too much round about though. Staff very friendly. Wifi not working as it should, but think this was bad luck on the day. Breakfast very good - excellent choice and take as much as you wish. Room very clean.

i was visiting my daughter who lives in santander and this hotel was recommended to her by friends who also live there. it is right in the heart of the town with easy access to shops and cafes etc but our room and main hotel reception areas were quiet. the hotel is exceptionally clean and i am very fussy! the bedrooms are spacious with large bathrooms too and good heating air con in the rooms. nice little touches include complimentary shower gel hand lotion toothpaste shaving set etc in the bathrooms. the breakfast buffet is also very good with a huge choice try the delicious almond cake with your morning coffee! if you are going to santander please try to learn a little spanish as we found english not widely spoken in the area and it really adds to the enjoyment of your time there i can speak a little but in my head i think i am fluent!

The title of theis review only works if you're a Brit, but says it all really. A fabulous hotel at a budget price, obviously not five star in terms of facilities, but everything else was fab. Secure car park, great location near town and ferry and, best of all, really friendly, helpful staff. Some dimblebrains have given this place bad reviews - what do they expect, a place full of obsequious toadies who will brown nose them at every opportunity? Stuff that sort of establishment I'd rather stay in a good hotel with nice, real people behind the counter

Good hotel, but we booked this for the sports club and we had huge problems there. First, to use the pool you have to have a swim hat - the staff were very hot on this, even though some of the regulars seem to be able to swim without one. My son was not allowed in the gym - minimum age 14. My wife's experience in the steam room was just dreadful - ladies only, which probably made the behaviour worse - too awful to write here but ensured she did not go back.

What a find! A charming English speaking hostess and her talented chef partner make this chalet style small guest house in a delightfully quiet lakeside village a real gem. Polished wood floors, tasteful soft furnishings, piping hot shower and a super-comfy bed - bliss - after a long drive or 24 hour ferry crossing from UK. We guests, a young Spanish couple and 3 English couples (and one large friendly Labrador) all slept well we agreed after an excellent dinner in the attractive main room served by the amusing lady of the house. In the morning partner/chef gave us a tasty breakfast at the time of our choosing before we hit the road. It's so nice to find a place where the owners are obviously motivated more by love of looking after their guests than their profit. Ticks all the boxes for me and we'll be back.