El Molino De Alcuneza

Carretera GU 128, 19250 Sigüenza, Spain, Sigueenza

🛍 Café, Helado, Español, Mediterráneo

4.6 💬 1027 Reviews
El Molino De Alcuneza

Phone: +34949391501

Address: Carretera GU 128, 19250 Sigüenza, Spain, Sigueenza

City: Sigueenza

Menu Dishes: 27

Reviews: 1027

Website: https://www.molinodealcuneza.com/

"Weekend as a couple. We stayed one night and had dinner at their Bistro. The hotel and restaurant are unique in the area. You can see the Relais Chateaux quality seal and the Michelin star. Small elegant rural hotel with a very quiet atmosphere, ideal for couples without children in a typical landscape of the fields of Castilla. The service and friendliness of the staff is impeccable and the cleaning and maintenance of the place is done with great care. The pool is large and has plenty of garden space. Everything is taken care of in detail. Local and proximity product that is presented with care both at dinner and at breakfast. The only downer I found was the soundproofing of the room (number 5) from its next door neighbours. Luckily the hotel environment in general is very calm and the guest profile too and did not cause any disturbance. My congratulations to the management and all the staff. The area is very lucky to have your hotel and restaurant, we will be back soon. Rooms: 4 Service: 5 Location: 5"

Full menu - 27 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Principales

Primeros

Postres

Dessert

Noodle

Dessert/Snacks

Spanish Main Courses

Pasta

Appetizer

Main Courses

Starters

Assorted Desserts

Mexican-American Food

Seafood

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I cannot rate the rooms because we have only eaten We have shared a carefully prepared traditional menu We are looking forward to returning and staying in this beautiful mill Service: 5 Location: 5

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Reviews

Michael
Michael

This is an outstanding hotel, with exquisite dining! We had our honeymoon here, and it could not have been more perfect. The staff are lovely. The pool is beautiful. I would highly recommend. Service: 5


Evy
Evy

This hotel offers everything you may expect if you are looking for a luxury hotel, combined with a superb cuisine and above all with a very warm and friendly staff in a charming atmosphere. Hope I can go back very soon ! Service: 5


Honest
Honest

The hotel was smaller than excepted, but it has a nearby country gravel road to take walks/runs. They also have nearby rio dulce hike which is wonderful. Service was great and they were kind to welcome us with a gift. Even though the train passes close by, you almost never hear it, specially at night (never runs at night). Maybe they can have better WiFi, and better toiletries (conditioner/shampoo/ etc). Will go back when they open back next year. View menu


Gabriela
Gabriela

A wonderful place to escape and disconnect from the routine. The human team is exceptional and they made us feel at home. The quality of the food, both breakfast and dinner, is unbeatable. Congratulations to the entire team and family who make this possible, especially Chef Samuel. Their tasting menu pleasantly surprised us with its presentation, the mix of flavors and the creativity to highlight what is typical of the region. !! Congratulations!!


User
User

Hello, once again we have been very comfortable in our stay at the Mill. However, the room in which we have stayed, as a superior double, does not meet expectations. I suggest a couple of possible improvements. Improvements in bathroom and improvement in soundproofing with respect to the floor above. As there is no children's pool, it has limited our use and we have not been able to enjoy that relaxing corner as we would have liked! Regards, and thank you very much Rooms: 2 Service: 4 Location: 4


User
User

The cuisine is very rich, quality at a high price, both cooking and drinking. The standing of the rooms is good, although with deficiencies, it could be better valued if it were not for the fact that it belongs to Relais Châteaux, which conditions the low evaluation Rooms: Tile floor in hotel room which makes it less cosy. There is no magnifying mirror or tissue in the bathroom and other details that are missing and with the price of the room they are greatly missed Rooms: 4 Service: 3 Location: 4 Hotel highlights: Quiet View menu


Alba
Alba

They gave us an experience that included a stay at the hotel and a tasting menu, and we loved everything: the location, which is very easily accessible from the road and has parking; the place, which has a lot of charm and is taken care of down to the smallest detail; the room we were lucky to be able to enjoy an incredible duplex suite!!; The spa for two, small but had everything, perfect for relaxing as a couple. And of course, the food: both the tasting menu and breakfast are made from a selection of local, seasonal and homemade products that we loved, and that I have no hesitation in recommending to anyone looking to treat themselves and enjoy a gourmet experience. in a unique natural en...


María
María

We went to celebrate our anniversary and were looking for something unique and relaxing, I booked the spa, in the evening at the Bistro restaurant and at the Gastro restaurant. It has been a wonderful experience in general, delicious treatment, attentive to us at every moment. The dining experience with the classic menu was fantastic, but I was right to book for lunch and not dinner, it's a lot. Highlight the waiter service both in the gastro restaurant and at breakfast. The breakfast with local products and others prepared by them, make the whole a unique breakfast. The spa is small but just for you, a minimum of luxury. 100% recommended. Rooms: Spacious, clean and quiet. Food drinks: A Mic...


User
User

Weekend as a couple. We stayed one night and had dinner at their Bistro. The hotel and restaurant are unique in the area. You can see the Relais Chateaux quality seal and the Michelin star. Small elegant rural hotel with a very quiet atmosphere, ideal for couples without children in a typical landscape of the fields of Castilla. The service and friendliness of the staff is impeccable and the cleaning and maintenance of the place is done with great care. The pool is large and has plenty of garden space. Everything is taken care of in detail. Local and proximity product that is presented with care both at dinner and at breakfast. The only downer I found was the soundproofing of the room (numbe... View menu

Categories

  • Café Indulge in our rich and aromatic coffee selection, expertly brewed to awaken your senses. From classic espresso to creamy lattes, discover the perfect blend to start your day on a flavorful note.
  • Helado A delightful selection of creamy, handcrafted ice creams with a variety of flavors ranging from classic vanilla and chocolate to unique options like lavender honey and spicy mango, perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth. View menu
  • Español A vibrant selection of traditional Spanish dishes featuring authentic paella, flavorful tapas, and delicious seafood. Experience the rich flavors and culinary artistry of Spain right at your table.
  • Mediterráneo Savor the vibrant essence of the Mediterranean with dishes inspired by the sun-drenched coasts. Enjoy fresh olives, vibrant herbs, rich olive oils, and a variety of seafood and grilled meats.

Amenities

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  • Tarjeta Visa
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  • Aire Acondicionado
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  • Tarjeta Mastercard

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