Hospes Palacio del Bailio

The hotel is built on the site of a 1st-century Roman palace. It has a Michelin-starred restaurant with excellent service and beautifully decorated rooms. The restaurant truly lives up to its Michelin name. It exceeded my expectations.

One of the highlights of the hotel is that its restaurant is located on top of an ancient Roman ruin from the first century AD. The restaurant itself is also a Michelin-listed restaurant. Breakfast has a self-service portion and a hot menu a la carte, including the special Iberian ham and Spanish dough sticks. The ruins can be visited after breakfast and before dinner. Yesterday, due to the small shower area and the hotel's feedback, I upgraded to a suite for free. This space is much larger and has an Egyptian style. The small drawback is that there are some stains on the sheets, but the staff quickly dealt with it and changed the bedding. His bedding is very comfortable, but the sound insulation of the room at night is average.

The hotel is located in a former castle, and the environment is nice; the service is also very good.

This is the hotel with the best service quality. They knew that there were many of us and communicated with us in advance to check in. There were welcome drinks at the door and many staff greeted us. Especially the breakfast restaurant, the service and experience are superb. The floor is made of transparent glass, and you can enjoy the ancient Roman architecture under your feet, which is really magical.

This hotel is surprisingly good. It is located in the car-free zone of the ancient city, and taxis must be registered before entering or leaving. The courtyard is very romantic, and the reception is also very warm and thoughtful. The glass floor under the restaurant can see the ancient Roman ruins. It's a pity that I only stayed for one night.