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"This is part of the bar on the high street. All the locals use it and there is much shouting and door slaming at the end of the evening. Then very quiet. Staff were very helpful despite my lack of Spanish. "

"The walls are paper thin. You can hear everything from the rooms to the left, to the right, above and below. If anyone chooses this hotel to use the Spa - don’t be fooled. You have to pay extra and the use is timely limited. All in all it has a alternative hippie charm. It was clean though. But not necessarily something I’d recommend "

"Estancia agradable. Apartamento grande y comodo con un jardin comunitario muy agradable. Esta bastante apartado de las zonas comerciales y ocio, el coche es necesario para cualquier cosa. Algunas cosas a mejorar: alguna pared con humedades, instalacion electrica con algun problema (luces parpadean o no se apagan), hormigas en cocina, desague ducha, sofa pequeño. Por el precio que pagamos no es mala opcion como base para ver Cantabria."

"Maravillosos chalets de dos plantas súper limpios , equipados y modernos. Extraordinariamente ubicados para acceder al Parque de Cabárceno y al pueblo y, obviamente, al maravilloso entorno de los valles pasiegos y las costa Cantábrica. Mi mención especial para Fernando, que desde el primer minuto es amabilidad y disponibilidad para todo! Repetimos seguro 😀"

"Excelente experiencia. Nos han atendido genial. Se nota que lo hacen con cariño. Repetiríamos sin duda. Gracias."

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Isla and this property has everything we needed. It's quiet yet only a short work from bars, restaurants and the beaches, plus the owners were lovely and very helpful before and during our stay. Highly recommend."

"Charming country inn with gracious helpful hosts. Jose and Nuria are wonderful hosts, providing stylishly decorated rooms and common areas, lots of good advice for enjoying the area and delicious dinners. We were sorry to leave their home and would highly recommend staying here. Just take Jose’s advice for the best route up to the inn instead of what looks like the shortest route on a GPS site—which was more difficult tiny mountain roads."