El Mirador de Las Jaras





About the hotel
Picturesque Location in Patones
Comfortable Rooms with City Views
Delicious Buffet Breakfast
Book now to enjoy a relaxing stay at El Mirador de Las Jaras in Patones!
Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Non-smoking rooms
- Air conditioning
- Terrace
- Family rooms
- Garden
- Non-smoking throughout
Check-in and check-out
- Check-out
- until 11:30
Guest reviews
Exceptional
Liked: Breakfast was great, the room was spacious but dated. The building exterior is beautiful and the interior is very unique.
Disliked: The bed was horrible, so uncomfortable and stiff we woke up very sore. A bed is a very important part of the hotel experience. Also there are a number of (seemingly) cute restaurants in Pantones but they were all closed even though we stayed Friday-Sunday nights at the end of August (?) There is no where within the village to eat.
everything was just perfect
Liked: I really enjoyed my stay here. The location was beautiful and peaceful, and the place was very welcoming and cyclist-friendly. They were really accommodating with my bike and made everything easy and comfortable. I would definitely stay here again!
Liked: A wonderful place to stay — beautiful, peaceful and very welcoming. Everything was perfect, from the accommodation to the hospitality. I had a great experience and would definitely stay here again. Highly recommended!
Disliked: They were really accommodating with my bike and made everything easy and comfortable.
A tiny stone village out of a medieval movie set but with the comforts of home. Magnificent!
Liked: The stone building is tucked into the rock landscape in maze fashion with passageways going in different direction and open spaces between. It's easily the most charming accommodation in Spain (castles or monasteries notwithstanding). As you wind your way up the road from the town below you pass by a Roman style aquaduct over the valley and have views above and below. Once in the tiny stone village you can walk through its slate-lined alleys and marval at the old wooden doors, flower pots, hanging vines and the odd cat that lies in the shade. Cars must be parked at the entrance to the village and you walk in, although you can drive your car past the restaurant and unload baggage if you dare negotiate the narrow street to the hotels area. You must send the car registration to the hotel before or on arrival for them to register you. Residence parking is then available to you at the closest spaces to the village. Breakfast is more than ample with all the dishes you'd expect from toast and jam to muesli to fried eggs (although we had our own) to fresh squeezed orange juice, tea and coffee and much more. In the winter you can relax in the lounge in front of the fireplace and in the summer either in a cool stone alcove or at the restaurant steps away. The rooms are fully furnished with A/C, TV, fully stocked bathroom. We had room 2 which is perhaps the nicest although we had three rooms and all we tastefully done and had plenty of space. There's no fridge but you can use the one in the kitchen if you wish. Rachel looks after the hotel and energetically and enthusiastically offers advice, shows you around and prepares breakfast. Language is no problem with her. The rooms also have balconies or terraces where you can sit comfortably on padded chairs or sofas and contemplate life. The view from our terrace was stunning; down the valley to the stone aquaduct, over town as well as up the mountain.
Disliked: Absolutely nothing...
Step back a few hundred years and lose yourself in the charming slate village above the world below
Liked: The lofty location above the valley. The slate buildings and narrow streets. The views from the uniquely designed rooms that fit into the stone landscape. The breakfast. The fireplace room. The outdoor courtyard in the middle of the hotel. The solitude. This hotel is a rare gem not to be missed.
Disliked: Nothing. How could anyone dislike such an imposing stone castle with the comforts of home.
Patones deserved a wow place - this is it
Liked: Unusual hotel beautifully hidden inside 7 connected buildings in this magical village. What a surprise. Very carefully furnished and decorated. A labour of love that deserves all the best. Raquel is a wonderful host that will look after you including a quality breakfast
Disliked: Nothing - perhaps a little worn in places but adds to the charm
Good to know
This property does not accommodate bachelor(ette) or similar parties.
Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.
A deposit may be required at the property.
El Mirador de Las Jaras compared with other hotels in Patones
Based on guest scores and reviews for 18 places to stay in Patones. Distances as the crow flies.
- by guest reviews in Patones
- 1st of 18
- its score; the average in Patones is 9.1
- 9.7
- guest reviews
- 210
- from the centre of Patones
- 1.2 km
What’s near El Mirador de Las Jaras
Distances from the hotel as the crow flies.
- Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD) 42 km
Frequently asked questions about El Mirador de Las Jaras
What are the check-in and check-out times at El Mirador de Las Jaras?
check-out is until 11:30.
How far is El Mirador de Las Jaras from the centre of Patones?
About 1.2 km from the centre of Patones, as the crow flies.





