A simple Parador, with an interesting modern design, in a superb location.

This is a great Parador with modern, with light and spacious rooms and bathrooms.

Plenty of parking space and the rooms are big and modern, with the usual Parador high quality standards.

Modern and very clean with good facilities including a pool.

The Parador is modern, clean and well appointed.The restaurant is good and very good value.The local wines are also very good.The breakfast is good

This  parador, while modern, meets every expectation of comfort.

Although modern, this parador has been beautifully and tastefully designed.

Nice modern paradox in a very beautiful area.

A modern purpose built Parador at the foot of the old town fortress.

It's modern, easy to reach (right off the motorway), easy parking.

Modern, very smart Parador just outside old town.

The hotel is modern clean and comfortable and close to the town.

This is a modern Parador with views across the town and into the surrouncing countryside.

This modern Parador is located in a quiet area about a 10 minute walk across the river into town.

The hotel is very modern with comfy beds and air-conditioning and lovely bathrooms.

Somehow it seemed that our requests for drinks were tiresome.

but we were given an additional one promptly on request.

I asked to speak to the manager and was informed he was also managing another hotel about 90 K away so could not speak

The staff were uninterested and had to be asked several times to refil items which had run out.

Complained to reception and asked to be moved.

The restaurant serves up tasty dinners and the typical hearty Parador breakfasts are always enjoyed.

The Parador de Puebla de Sanabria is near these landmarks: Moránea Sanabria, Crucero Ambiental Sanabria, Sanabria Lake Natural Park, Rio de Onor Village, Chiesa San Leone Magno, Parque Natural de Montesinho, Museu Ferroviario, Duplex Braganca, Museu do Abade de Bacal, História e Arte, Galeria George Dussaud, Travessa Da Misericordia, Iglesia de la Misericordia, Centro de Interpretação da Cultura Sefardita do Nordeste Transmontano, Centro de Arte Contemporanea Graca Morais, Praça 16, Igreja da Antiga Sé, Castelo de Braganca, Castelo de Bragança, Museu Militar de Braganca, Citadel of Bragança, Marron Oficina da Castanha, Teatro Municipal de Bragança, Mercearia da Se, Museu Ibérico da Máscara e do Traje, Domus Municipalis, Craft & Draft, Culstore, Mercado Club, Centro Ciência Viva de Bragança, Hops N' Beer, Clube Academico de Braganca, Opium Bar and Lagoa Azul

A very comfortable standard room, unpretentious restaurant with an excellent menu and lovely serving staff.

We ate really well, too the tasting menu had a good range of local food, extremely well cooked and nicely presented.

There was a swimming pool and playground to enjoy and the restaurant provided all the meals necessary for the stay since there were no walkable places near by.

The food was excellent and artfully presented.

an alternative is a gentle walk along the river bank.The food in their restaurant was good and plentiful.

Breakfast buffet was wide ranging and well stocked with tasty food and the restaurant food was equally as good.

Just outside a very nice town where we chose to eat, reception staff helpful, especially at 3 am when we had water dripping from the ceiling from the air con.

The food was excellent and so I can only recommend it to all.

Amazing room,  wonderful helpful staff,a good level of  comfort, it felt very welcoming and the food was of a good quality if slightly limited in choice.

A good place to stay in the middle of culture and nature with nice a room, good dinner and breakfast providing good comfort.

Nice hotel with decent restaurant 
Room was very nice

Stayed here on a trip through Spain to Portugal, it's a really nice hotel, lovely rooms, great food, friendly staff.

Parking is plentiful, reception was very friendly, it is a very light and airy building, our room was huge with excellent views of the castle, dinner was very good and well price at 26 Euros and breakfast was of the usual high Parador standard.

The old town had a few bars and restaurants which are lovely

Friendly older restaurant staff, and food ok.
Quite a nice swimming pool

Room clean and tidy and with a view of castle.

Off road parking is plentiful and the rooms are clean and comfortable.

but the rooms were clean and comfortable.

The staff were polite and friendly, the rooms were immaculately clean,

Our room was clean and comfortable with a large bathroom and a splendid view of the town.

The second room also slightly smelly of tobacco

However my wife fell ill during the night with severe breathing problems due to a chest infection.

Our room was filthy; hair on the floor plus other types of hair in the bath.

Walking into town and up to the castle, via the stairs, took about 15 minutes.

The town itself is stunning and we shall stay at the possada next time.

but within 15 minutes walk of the old town.

The town of Puebla de Sanabria is beautiful and with the lake and many walks around (we did a great one to the cascades of Sotillo de Sanabria)  there is plenty to do in the area.

The old town worth the long climb to get to it.

This is a fabulous town in a great part of Spain that more people need to explore.

Across the river and a half mile or so out of town is the Parador.

The nearby old town is beautiful and the hotel is situated in a gorgeous area.

Parador-Building and the near old town of Puebla de Sanabria is worth for a visit.

The town was very quaint and picturesque and easy walking distance from the hotel.

The old town on the other bank of the river was a delight to wonder round.

The hill town is very pretty and about 10 minutes walk.

the hotel is situated just on edge of town, within walking distance of several restaurants try them!

Its a nice little town, not much going on
at Puebla.

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The Carlos V is near these landmarks: Moránea Sanabria, Crucero Ambiental Sanabria, Sanabria Lake Natural Park, Rio de Onor Village, Chiesa San Leone Magno, Parque Natural de Montesinho, Museu Ferroviario, Duplex Braganca, Museu do Abade de Bacal, História e Arte, Galeria George Dussaud, Travessa Da Misericordia, Iglesia de la Misericordia, Centro de Interpretação da Cultura Sefardita do Nordeste Transmontano, Centro de Arte Contemporanea Graca Morais, Praça 16, Igreja da Antiga Sé, Citadel of Bragança, Castelo de Braganca, Castelo de Bragança, Museu Militar de Braganca, Teatro Municipal de Bragança, Marron Oficina da Castanha, Mercearia da Se, Museu Ibérico da Máscara e do Traje, Domus Municipalis, Craft & Draft, Culstore, Mercado Club, Centro Ciência Viva de Bragança, Hops N' Beer, Clube Academico de Braganca, Opium Bar and Lagoa Azul

Our daughter was full of joy about the toys and we were overwhelmed.

With perfect decorated rooms, a fiew with 1 double bed and two or three sigle beds other with 4 sigle beds, prefered for families with small children or even for frieds traveling together.

It looked like the rooms and the restaurant were recently refurbished.

The restaurant served very tasty, homemade food.

The in-house cafe serves a special pilgrim's breakfast including fruit, yogurt, juice, tostada and coffee, and offers a full menu all day.

They serve excellent meals and their "desayuno como ninguno" fully deserves the descriptive name.

lovely hotel/hostal HOSTAL if only most British hotels could be as nice as this outstanding rooms for 50 euros, very friendly staff good food with good size portions you have got to have the chips yes chips they where fantasico.

The restaurant downstairs serves a simple,  nice breakfast for 5 euros per person.

The meals we had in the restaurant were reasonably priced and well prepared.

There is a restaurant  as part of the hostal and the food is very good.

The room was spotless and serviced daily.

The room was clean and adequately sized for three people.

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