Recently Reviewed Hotels around Villabuena de Alava

• Hotel Viura
  "Fabulous"
  "This was an amazing find in Rioja, the hotel was stunning, the service excellent. We were truly welcomed and despite not having a garage for our motorcycle, the staff allowed us to put our bike into a secure dry area overnight whilst an amazing storm passed through. We sat on the terrace under cover..." of one of the canopies and watched a fantastic pyrotechnic show and enjoyed a very nice bottle of vino tinto from the area along with tapas. " More >
• Hotel Viura
  "Hidden Gem"
  "Viura can be difficult to locate, particularly when arriving late at night with little to no lighting on the signs, but it is worth the hunt. The modern architecture suggests something out of a Tim Burton film, but there is a great deal of warmth and comfort on the inside. Viura is elegant and sop..."histicated, but does not feel stuffy. Rather, it feels inviting and lived in. The chalkboard walls in the hallways are rather avant garde, and add to the overall trippiness of this hotel. If you told me that the person who had designed this hotel had never dropped acid, I would not believe you. The rooms are beautiful, with room to recline, although as has been mentioned, there is no separation of bedroom and bathroom, which could provide moments of unease depending on how tight you are with the person you're bunking with. The rooftop bar provides tremendous views and is a spectacular place to unwind. If breakfast is any indication of the level of service the restaurant provides, I woul... " More >
• Hotel Viura
  "A wine lovers dream"
  "This is our favorite hotel in Spain. If your driving be aware there are some very steep hills and narrow streets so getting a automatic transmission rental car is a big plus. I didn't and traded ours in for an automatic. About the hotel. Modern, artistic as you can see the photo. Emaculately ..."clean. Very friendly and accomodating staff. Restaurant is outstanding with a great selection of Spanish wines. There must be 100 Wineries in this tiny little town. We arrived in harvest season and small carts of grapes were everywhere and the smell of freshly crushed grapes filled the air as we walked down the narrow streets. Wine Spectator had rated the Louis Canas Winery as one of the top wineries in Rioja. I would say they nailed that evaluation on the head. Spectacular. The restaurant served it our first night as part of a wine pairing with dinner. I hadn't put it together that this was the winery WS had written about and did a double take when I tasted it. The winery is 400 m... " More >