Torre del Marques

Torre del Marques

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Set in the Matarraña, Torre del Marqués occupies an eighteenth-century building on ground once tied to the battle of Tévar and the figure of El Cid. The restoration leaned on bi-sustainable and zero-kilometre materials, drawing on the surrounding land even for the way the rooms are cooled. Eighteen rooms and suites are spread across three floors, each looking out over the countryside and finished with an eye for material and…

  • Rooms: 149 rooms
  • Type: Hotel
Indoor poolBarHeated poolMassageSaunaFamily RoomsSpa & Wellness CentreElevatorsAccessible parkingBusiness centerRestaurantRoom serviceGardenTerrace

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  • 43jessican2026-10-07

    Not a Five Star Establishment

    This review is difficult to write because the staff were FANTASTIC! Maria and Emma at the front, Eduardo and Marina in the dining room, housekeeping and some of the other servers of which I didn't get names, were all fabulous. Unfortunately, they as individuals cannot resolve the holistic problems at Torre Del Marques. I booked this stay (Sept 27-29, 2026) a few months prior for my husband and my 19th wedding anniversary. Excited about the grounds, view and all the activities available on-site, I was amenable to the 5-star price. My first hints of disappointment came when I couldn't adjust our reservation immediately after booking (I accidentally chose the wrong check-out date) -- the website kept giving an error message, so I sent an email requesting a date adjustment, to which I didn't receive a response. I ended up having to call two weeks before our trip to make sure that our reservation was changed. At that time, I was told that the dates couldn't be adjusted? That my request was too close to our stay dates. At which time I referred to the email I sent six weeks prior. Eventually, the booking issue was resolved, but that was just the beginning .... I sent an email a day prior to our stay to request a dinner reservation the night of our arrival and some help planning wine tasting, spa treatments and a hike for our anniversary day activities. Sergio messaged back confirming our dinner reservation and said that reception would help plan activities upon check-in. A few hours later I received a What'sApp message from Maria asking if I wanted dinner reservations for the night of arrival. Confused, because I just thought I made reservations with Sergio, I responded that I thought Sergio already secured our reservation. Maria responded to my message in agreement. My husband and I were hopeful for a wonderful stay as we drove up the beautiful roadway to Torre Del Marques, but things started to feel strange as we came to two security gates, requiring call-in entry, that took a long time to respond and eventually open. As we drove up toward the hotel, we noticed a lot of messy construction -- red tubes popping out the ground, construction supplies everywhere ... and then the strong smell of manure. The place appeared to be under some expanding renovation which we were not notified of before our stay. Alas, we still remained hopeful. Maria met us out front of the hotel as we unloaded our luggage. She was very welcoming and hospitable, helping us into the building and getting us started with check-in. But it was weird that we appeared to be the only patrons on the property aside from one other couple. Maria served us each a glass of wine from the on-site winery as she finished the check-in process. At that time, I asked for help planning our anniversary activities, as Sergio suggested. She let me know that there was a wine tasting/tour at 6 pm that evening that we could join. We were just checking-in at 5 pm and needed to rest, so declined that tasting/tour and requested one for the next day (our anniversary). She said that she didn't think that day would be possible, but she would check. I then asked to schedule a massage for the next day and was told that it may be possible, but she would need to check. In the end, Torre Del Marques was unable to accomodate wine tour/tasting or a massage for our anniversary. I was thoroughly confused because up until check-in, I was given every indication that these services would be available. Even the welcome letter upon check-in encourages us to book experiences at the wine estate and spa ... and yet when I tried to do so, I'm just told they are not available. The welcome letter also mentioned a pool that was open 11:00 to 19:00 in September, so I thought hubs and I could lounge there since the other activities weren't available. I asked Maria about that option and she said the pool was closed. Everything just seemed very strange. This certainly wasn't the 5-star hotel that I read about before booking a couple months earlier. So, I googled to try to figure out if something changed (sold to a careless investor?). That's when I saw other very recent disappointing reviews. I also noticed a large discrepancy in price -- the stay I booked two months ago was almost twice as much as the exact same stay if I booked it that day. I expressed my severe disappointment to Maria and showed her the price difference, she said that she would talk with her superior (who was never present) to see if any adjustments could be made. Maria was very kind and understanding, but ultimately we were told that prices could not be adjusted -- but she could give us a tour/history of the property and we could have a free hour in the Spa to try to appease our dissatisfaction. In the end, on our anniversary day, we hiked the on-site trail. It was actually a nice hike, but VERY POORLY MAINTAINED and MARKED. Afterward, we came back to our room for showers, had lunch (staff surprised us with a bottle of cava) and then ended up hanging out, catching up on work, email, etc in a nice common room. My husband asked Maria how he could order a boulevardier from the hotel bar and Maria ended up making him a great one. Eduardo (the chef) made us a special anniversary menu and it was also really delicious. Again, this is why it is so difficult to rate our stay -- the people we encountered were fantastic, kind, hospitable but the overall experience was VERY DISAPPOINTING and OVERPRICED. There is more I could write about our very strange experience (recall this whole time it is just us and a couple other guests), but if you have read this far you probably get the point: Torre Del Marques is NOT a "5-star" establishment. The grounds are under construction and activities and experiences advertised are not available. The place is not really managed by anyone and is severely understaffed with individual employees carrying a lot of weight to keep everything afloat.

  • lanzaroteb20262026-09-17

    Lack of privacy and intimacy

    Lack of privacy, security, and intimacy They have recorded my partner naked inside the room. Negligent hotel performance regarding security breaches for the protection of data, privacy, and intimacy: On August 23, 2026, during our stay in room 401 of the Hotel Torre del Marqués, we experienced a situation that is unacceptable for an establishment of this category and price. From approximately 4:00 PM to 7:40 PM, a drone with a camera flew with impunity over the common areas (pool) at a very low altitude (lower than an olive tree) and close to the guests, and it landed on several occasions on the windows, recording directly into the interior of the rooms at a distance of less than 2 meters from them. We have videos that prove that the drone was continuously recording the windows of multiple rooms, indiscriminately affecting several guests; the video we are attaching is from 5:39 PM. The situation culminated at 7:30 PM when, upon coming out of the shower in my room with the window uncovered (fourth floor), the drone was stopped in front of the window focused directly toward the interior, recording my partner naked. Despite it being notorious for almost 4 hours, the hotel did not call the police or take containment measures beyond requesting the cessation of the flight when we communicated what happened. The most serious incident occurred at 11:39 PM, when management informed us that they had spoken to the pilot on their own to ask him "to delete the images," inciting the deletion of material evidence of an alleged crime against privacy without oversight from the Civil Guard or control of the chain of custody. Furthermore, as of today, we have no record that they have formally notified the affected parties and the AEPD of the massive security breach. We do not know the extent of this violation of the right to intimacy, privacy, and one's own image, because as of today, nothing has been communicated to the guests. If you are looking for accommodation where your intimacy, basic security, and professional emergency management are guaranteed, this is not the place. Complaints are being processed with the AEPD, the Civil Guard, and have been notified to the hotel's quality seals. On the other hand: the quality and maintenance leave much to be desired for a 5-star hotel, mold in the shower, broken furniture elements, poor room climate control (very hot), dirty pool. Upon arrival, they warn you not to open the windows to avoid mosquitoes (we did so, although it is an unpleasant surprise not to be able to enjoy natural ventilation in a mountain area); even with the windows closed during the entire stay, there were many little bugs in the room. The lack of privacy is common at the hotel; twice during our entire stay (48h), staff members entered the room with master cards while we were inside, without even giving us time to open after knocking softly. Food: we had dinner at the hotel upon arrival and breakfast the first day; after breakfast, my partner and I were sick with a lot of vomiting. For dinner, we asked for something bland, and they charged us €40 for a bowl of white rice with turkey, and an omelet with a little avocado and tomato. A positive point: the guys and girls who work at the hotel are lovely; management leaves the poor things exposed to the problems.

  • esthergI3571KD2026-07-13

    IT IS NOT A DOG HOTEL, IT IS NOT A 5-STAR HOTEL

    I went with my family and my dog (a small 10-month-old Labrador), the dogs are in individual horse stalls at 90-something degrees in the lower part of the hotel and furthermore they do not let you walk him around the hotel grounds, you have to walk him in the parking lot (lower part of the hotel) the fact that they allow dogs is relative, if you have a dog I do not advise you to go to this hotel; what was my surprise that a couple arrived the next day with a dog and it was not in the stalls with mine, they allowed them to have it in the room, walk through the interior of the hotel, around the edges of the hotel, something that I was warned was prohibited and the excuse that it was a guide dog does not work for me because I took that into account and it was not; there must be different types of clients. Otherwise I do not consider it a 5-star hotel, the staff is very friendly, young and inexperienced, and the setting is spectacular.

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12:00

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