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This was a night stop enroute to Portugal which didn't allow time to explore this hugely historic region.. We loved the bustle of the town which appeared void of foreign tourists and maintained a very Spanish feel, something lost in high density tourist locations. The shops provided us with a huge variety of essential supplies like traditional smoked meat and cheese. I also bought a fortified wine to sample later! The hotel does provide a special parking compound a short distance from the hotel which was really appreciated as vehicles with foreign registrations can be a target for car thieves. It was however disappointing to discover that the gate was never locked and there didn't appear to be any cameras to record unauthorised entry. Our hotel experience was not so good either due to the picture of the hotel suggesting a high mountain placement, which turned out to be street level, an off hand waiter in the restaurant and a room that wasn't one of the hundred balconies described in their advertising material. As we were leaving the following morning I didn't make an issue of these points, but felt it worth airing them here.

Daroca still maintains an oldy worldly charm, old buildings and narrow back alleys. Plenty to look at while you are wondering around, has a good sized visitor centre with very friendly and helpful staff.

Daroca is a fortified medieval town with well preserved architecture and old narrow cobbled streets and pretty squares. It is easy to get around and compact. We ate at the restaurant in the hotel and the food was good and inexpensive. An undiscovered gem of a place off the tourist trail in unexpected pretty countryside.

The Hotel Cienbalcones is a magnificent hotel set in a beautiful town of Daroca and for me an ideal stop on the way to Santander from The Costa Blanca. Cobbled streets , lots of small cafeterias to choose from . Very friendly people . Obliging with directions. And lots of historic buildings with typical Spanish architecture. Enchanting.

It's a beautiful Medieval town... Lots of cafes and bars... Supermarket x2... Great place to explore... We ate in the Hotel food was very nice... Service was nice and friendly too... Eating on the terrace was very nice... Reasonable prices... Set meal included a bottle of wine and a large bottle of water...

This is a small town with a lot of history in it's buildings It's Walls and up to the Moorish fort are so scenic and offer a lot of walking, it really is a bit lost in time. Recommend for a nights stop. If we had not stayed here we would have missed a treat - town and hotel