Hotel Alda Malvasía is a cozy 2-star escape in Haro, Spain, located a short 0,3 mailia from the city center. Address: 1 Calle Camilo José Cela. With 2101 reviews, this property offers plenty of guest stories from Rioja adventures and Haro's welcoming scene. Minimum price: not listed.

Amenities include Wifi (free), Air conditioning, Garden, Bidet, and Bathtub, plus practical extras: Pet Friendly (extra charges), Private Parking (extra charges), and Parking On Site (extra charges). Soundproof rooms help ensure restful nights after days of exploring.

Nestled about 0,3 mailia from the heart of Haro, the doorstep opens onto sunlit plazas, winery streets, and tasty tapas. A lively neighborhood vibe pairs with reliable basics, inviting spontaneous strolls and memorable evenings along the Rioja trail. Ready to step into Haro’s charm and start the journey?

Step outside Haro’s charm and the neighborhood comes alive with sunlit plazas, winery streets, and tasty tapas just a short stroll away. The surrounding area offers a lively vibe balanced with reliable basics, making it easy to set the rhythm for a day of Rioja discoveries. With the heart of Haro about 0,3 mailia away, exploration rewards strolls along scenic corners and cozy evenings in welcoming streets.

A range of room options keeps plans flexible for different travelers. Choices include Economy and Standard double rooms, as well as a Standard Single for solo trips. The Superior Double Room offers even more space for larger groups, accommodating up to 4 adults and 3 children, while some accommodations feature two twin beds for easy, flexible bedding arrangements.

Free wifi and air conditioning help stay comfortable, complemented by a garden, a bidet, and a bathtub for practical comforts after a day of adventures. Pets are allowed with possible extra charges, and parking is available for an additional fee, including private parking and on-site options. Accepted payment methods include cash, Visa, Mastercard, and Maestro, and soundproof rooms help ensure restful nights after Rioja explorations.