Manresa Castle Hotel

We have the same complaint as many seem to have, and they aren't doing anything to change it. I went with my mother to the lavender festival. When we got to the hotel, we realized we absolutely could not stay there due to disabilities and we're shocked at the shared bathroom by all on the same floor, I think. Anyway, we went very carefully downstairs, and I talked to the manager in the afternoon who told us, " i understand," and "go ahead see if we can find reservations elsewhere." She went on to say, " dont worry about anything. I will handle it!" I found out when our cc bill came, we were charged even after calling and being reassured when we got home. I spoke again with the hotel today, and a manager named J**ie answered, who was extremely rude! J**ie would not let me talk or explain th

Beautiful old hotel with lots of charm and a fascinating history. Comfy beds and great staff. Just stayed one night but wished it was for longer. Really enjoyed our stay!!

This is a nice stay if you like retro and old school. There's a Mexican restaurant/bar downstairs and the rooms are upstairs. HOWEVER, the bed was terrible. It felt like your sleeping on a board (and I like firm mattress). We paid one two nights and stayed only one night. I messaged Manresa and didn't get a response back. The bath tub is small and the shower curtain rack was falling off. Yes it's an old building but the rooms definitely needs remodeled and upgraded. The rooms are falling apart. The table they provided is the smallest round table I have ever seen. Retro fridge was cute. The windows weren't sealed and you felt cold air coming through all night. The carpets are a ugly floral print. The pictures shows it's a castle, but very much not when you see it in person. Only on one side

This is a wonderful hotel. The people who work here are very nice and are happy to talk about the history of the hotel. There are many photos from the early 1800's of the town and of the building. My wife and I went exploring at night because we were told that the building is haunted! We didn't experience anything but it was still fun to explore.

This is a hostel. Start with that and if you want to know more, read on. I would call this similar to a European hostel. The rooms are smaller, a stand alone mini fridge, no microwave, very thing walls and dilapidated furniture. The room stayed bright at night and you can hear everything from the other guests. There is no elevator so prepare to climb stairs. The mattress was old (according to the guide book they were last updated 20 years ago) and the blankets thin. The room did have a ceiling fan and heater though. The location is ok but you’re two miles from the town so walking isn’t going to work for most people. The staff is nice enough but they put out envelopes requesting tips. First off, I hate this practice. Pay your employees. Tipping cutler is inherently racists and unfair.