Hotel berhampiran Museo Virgen de la Vega, Haro

Everything in this review is from the lense of my wife and I who stayed here two nights while in the La Rioja region for a wedding in Ollauri. 1. This hotel is incredible. It shouldn't be reviewed as less than 5 stars, period. Do you know how hard it is to find an impeccable hotel and location in Europe regardless of the hotel rating and especially one located in a town of 700 people? I would dare say impossible. However this hotel in Briones nails it. There is history, wonderful people, and this boutique hotel that should be 100% booked year round (there were openings while we were there in July, insane...). If you are lucky enough to book a stay here, hug a stranger and count your blessings. 2. This hotel is a converted family mansion with an actual well deserved Michelin star (1 star) ”Allegar” with a limited amount of rooms (I believe 16 total rooms). The hotel dates back to the 16th century with some of the original walls still built against with a modern build out. Bathrooms, beds, furniture, etc... all date from the 2020s and feel brand new (even though this hotel has been open for a few years). Every staff member was fantastic on-site. Start up a little conversation and you might be surprised by the little tid bits they have to offer. 3. Allegar! Okay Spain has tons and tons of Michelin star restaurants and while we haven't eaten at every single one in the country, we have had enough choice food across the globe to know when we are eating something spectacular. Allegar's La Rioja tasting menu was so damn good we ate it two days in a row. You likely won't want to eat anything else for the rest of the day because of how filling the journey is, but who cares? That's the point of food this good. The chef is marvelous and his team of sous chefs deliver right along with him. The first tasting was a solo date and the second day was with friends. If we had more time we would have eaten there again and had the Allegar tasting menu (the other main tasting menu other than a la carte). 4. The wine. You're in the La Rioja region so yeah, there is fantastic wine everywhere. The hotel has its own wine and we purchased it as gifts for family and friends because it was as good as the hotel stay and the Allegar. If that isn't enough for you, then check out the Bodegas (yes wineries, not shops) in the area and you will have even more to bring back home. Side note, ladies if you need your hair done, there is a quaint local salon in town (think Paul Mitchell 1980s vibes) and the owner/team there know their stuff. To all the team members at the Santa Maria Briones, my wife and I would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the wonderful stay this year and we cannot wait to visit again in the future!!!

Easy to find and secure parking for 9.5 euro was a good start. The receptionist was welcoming and friendly with good covid procedures in evidence. Our room was very nice, modern, comfortable, quiet and spotlessly clean. The restaurant looked ok but we had pre-booked one in town just a short walk away. Plenty to choose from. We would be happy to stay here again if passing by.

We were originally booked in for two nights here but had to reschedule due to an injury to my wife. One night is enough IMO. The Cathedral is the main reason for a stay - the town itself is vanilla as is the hotel. Luckily we got a space in the hotel garage - parking nearby is tricky. The room was fine but the hotel restaurant was booked out the night we were there which was disappointing - it was booked by tour parties - the town is on the pilgrimage route. breakfast was fine and overall the hotel is comfortable but with a minute bar and nowhere to sit out. Glad we were only there one night.

Très bon appartement à part le stress au début lors de l’enregistrement un peu compliqué surtout qu’on était trop fatigué après avoir parcouru des centaines de kilomètres et on pensait qu’à se jeter au lit

We enjoyed our room which had a balcony although no seating. We did not notice noise from the busy street. The breakfast room had a lovely buffet and the bar area was cosy and enjoyable. Front desk staff were helpful in locating restaurants and showing us where everything was on a map. Our only downside was the parking stall designated to us was very, very tight for our rental vehicle. Overall we enjoyed the hotel.

La verdad es que fue una buena elección, hay que destacar que ya no se llama nh logroño, ahora se llama ”Hotel Logroño parque” así que no confundiros. Es un hotel sencillo, pero bastante bueno. cosas a destacar son las vistas que teníamos, la amabilidad del personal que fueron todos encantadores y la buena localización, ya que tienes varias paradas de bus cerca del hotel, y el centro lo tienes a tan solo 10 minutos andando. buena zona rodeada de bares, cafeterías y supermercados, no te va a faltar de nada. Las dos cosas malas que que podría destacar, es que no tienen los carteles de ”no molestar” o ”no limpiar, estamos durmiendo” así que no puedes ponerlo en la puerta para que no te molesten si quieres estar durmiendo, y al no tenerlos las empleadas de la limpieza, después de llamar varias veces para asegur****, pues pueden entrar y tu estar durmiendo, y la segunda es que no dispone de minibar, así que tener esto en cuenta.

EL HOTEL ESTA A ESCASOS METROS DEL CASCO ANTIGUO DE LA CIUDAD DE LOGROÑO, LA PRINCIPAL ZONA DE OCIO DE DICHA CIUDAD. ADEMÁS MUY CERCA DEL HOTEL MURRIETA HAY UNA GRAN PLAZA CON PLAZAS DE APARCAMIENTO GRATUUTAS. POR TODO ELLO EL HOTEL MURRIETA ES UNA EXCELENTE ELECCIÓN PARA PERNOCTAR EN LA CIUDAD DE LOGROÑO.