La Rioja

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La Rioja

La Rioja is a province located in northern Spain. The region is renowned for its win industry.


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mountain biking, skiing and snowboarding, town


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Category Rating Your Rating
adventure
3.00
atmosphere
3.00
culture
3.00
food
5.00
scenery
3.00
tourism
3.00

Things to do in La Rioja


Top things to do in La Rioja by luxurycolumnist.com



Where to stay in La Rioja


Best hotels in La Rioja:


  • Hotel los Bracos (budget hotel)


    Hotel los Bracos

    Hotel los Bracos is super close to all the action - just steps away from the famous tapas street Calle Laurel and a short walk to the cathedral. The rooms are comfy and modern, with air conditioning and free WiFi. I liked that they have a mix of twin and king beds to choose from.

    The hotel has a nice restaurant serving up local Rioja dishes with some interesting Asian twists. There's also a snack bar if you want something quick. Breakfast is available but it costs extra. Location-wise, you really can't beat it for exploring the old town and all those amazing tapas bars. Just keep in mind it can get a bit noisy at night with all the nearby restaurants and nightlife.

    Overall, it's a solid mid-range option if you want to be right in the center of things in Logroño. The staff are friendly and the rooms are clean and comfortable. Not super fancy, but it ticks all the boxes for a nice city break in Rioja wine country.


  • Áurea Palacio de Correos (luxury hotel)


    Áurea Palacio de Correos

    Áurea Palacio de Correos, this renovated former post office building now offers luxury accommodations with a prime location for exploring the city. The rooms are stylish and comfortable, with modern amenities like air conditioning and free WiFi.

    One of the highlights is the hotel's rooftop terrace, which provides great views over Logroño's old town. It's the perfect spot to relax with a drink after a day of sightseeing. The on-site restaurant serves up tasty local Riojan cuisine, and there's also a fitness center and spa for guests to enjoy.

    With its central location on Plaza de San Agustín, Áurea Palacio de Correos puts you steps away from Logroño's famous tapas bars and historic sights. The helpful staff can provide recommendations on the best pintxos spots nearby. Overall, it's an excellent choice for experiencing the best of Logroño in style.


  • Los Agustinos (medium range hotel)


    Los Agustinos

    Los Agustinos is a unique hotel in Haro, La Rioja with an intriguing history. Originally a 14th century convent, the building has been transformed into a charming hotel that blends historic character with modern comforts.

    The hotel's central lounge area is particularly striking, featuring an impressive glass roof that floods the space with natural light. Guest rooms are individually decorated, offering satellite TV, air conditioning, and private bathrooms. For dining, the on-site El Claustro restaurant serves up creative Riojan cuisine.

    Located in the heart of Haro, Los Agustinos puts you within easy walking distance of the town's main square and wineries. It's also a great base for exploring the wider La Rioja region, with Logroño and Vitoria-Gasteiz both about 30 minutes away by car. If you're looking for a memorable stay in wine country with a dose of history, this hotel is worth checking out.


Best hostels in La Rioja:


  • Albergue San Saturnino (hostel)


    Albergue San Saturnino

    ALBERGUE SAN SATURNINO in Ventosa is a cozy spot for travelers on the Camino de Santiago. This small hostel has a laid-back vibe and beautiful garden that's perfect for relaxing after a long day of walking. The outdoor terrace is a highlight - it's a great place to chat with other pilgrims and enjoy the Spanish sunshine.

    Inside, the rooms are simple but clean, with bunk beds and shared bathrooms. There's a communal kitchen if you want to cook your own meals, though the friendly owner can point you towards the town's cafe for a bite to eat. The WiFi is free and pretty reliable, which is always a plus when you're on the road.

    What really makes this place special is the warm welcome from the staff. They go out of their way to help with any issues, from backpack problems to local recommendations. If you're looking for a peaceful place to rest your feet along the Camino, ALBERGUE SAN SATURNINO fits the bill nicely.


  • Las Huellas de Cameros (party hostel)


    Las Huellas de Cameros

    Las Huellas de Cameros is a charming little spot tucked away in the village of Soto en Cameros in La Rioja, Spain. This cozy hostel offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere with its shared lounge area complete with a fireplace - perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring the beautiful surrounding countryside. The rooms are simple but comfortable, some with balconies offering lovely views of the mountains and river.

    One of the highlights here is the friendly owner Lalo, who goes out of his way to make guests feel at home. He whips up delicious homemade meals in the restaurant using local ingredients. There's also a well-equipped shared kitchen if you prefer to cook for yourself. In the evenings, you can enjoy some drinks at the bar or even try your hand at karaoke. With its peaceful location and warm hospitality, Las Huellas makes for an ideal base to unwind and discover the charms of rural La Rioja.




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