The best hotels Haro

The convent of San Agustin was founded in 1373 in a building outside the city donated by Diego López de Haro. The current building dates from 1741 (extensively restored in 1989). The main façade is decorated with the shield of the Order of Saint Augustine and reliefs relating to it. Before being converted into a hotel, the convent was a prison, school and hospital. Today, it is a beautiful establishment, whose three-story square cloister is the highlight. The restaurant El Claustro, as its name suggests, is located in the cloister.

Located in the centre of Haro in a 19th-century building, this modern hotel offers 20 rooms decorated in a warm and contemporary style. The owners, Miguel and Ana, who love good wine and good food, offer La Rioja specialities in the hotel restaurant. Very attentive reception. The place has a terrace, a library, air conditioning and a high-performance wifi access in all areas of the hotel. A simple address, perfect for an overnight stopover.

In a restored 17th century caserio (the house dates exactly from 1634) in the heart of the pueblo de Briñas, 3 km from Haro, eight double rooms with bathroom. A common living room, with fireplace and television, is reserved for the guests. The wood is omnipresent, the furniture worked: it is an address of charm. The present Casa de Legarda was once part of a larger house (which is now divided into independent properties) and was occupied by a cellar, as the walls of part of the living room and toilet bear witness.