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Hotel Rural Palacio de Galceran

Name: Hotel Rural Palacio de Galceran
Address: Calle Rutexu 38, Sotiello, ES

9.0/ 10Excellent

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Offsite parking discounted rates availableFamily roomsParkingChapel/shrineShuttle service (additional charge)Staff adhere to local safety protocolsAll 32 facilities +

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Guest scores & sentiment

From 76 guest reviews · multi-source · as of 2026-07-22

Guests highly praise the hosts' hospitality, spacious clean rooms, and homemade breakfast. Main drawbacks include weak WiFi in some rooms, limited space in sloped-roof rooms, and occasional noise issues.

Dimension scores · cross-source

Cleanliness9.8

Service9.7

Rooms9.5

Facilities9.5

Value9.4

Surroundings9.4

Location9.3

Wi-Fi8.5

＋ PraisedWarm and friendly hosts · Delicious homemade breakfast · Quiet and beautiful surroundings · Spacious and clean rooms

－ ComplaintsLow ceilings in attic rooms · Weak WiFi signal · Poor soundproofing · Long wait at check-in

KEYIdeal for those seeking warmth and tranquility. Note potential lack of WiFi upstairs and low ceilings in attic rooms; confirm room features beforehand.

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Roble by Jairo Rodríguez

Traditional Cuisine, Innovative

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Casa Chuchu

Regional Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

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El Cenador del Azul

Traditional Cuisine

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Pedro Martino

Modern Cuisine, Creative

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Ca'Suso

Contemporary

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Traditional Cuisine, Contemporary

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Casa Fermín

Traditional Cuisine

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Hotel Rural Palacio de Galceran

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Room types · 7

Triple Room

Twin Room with Bathroom

Large Twin Room

Twin Room with Bath

Twin Room with Bathroom

Twin Room with Bathroom

Budget Double Room

Facilities · 32

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