Palacio Conde de Toreno

I stayed for a wedding, and the word that best describes it is neglect. For the rooms, you have to leave your details on a sheet of paper that is at the entrance of the main house; they don't have anyone for reception. The room doesn't even have a key, the floorboards are uneven and creaking terribly, but the worst part is that there were spiders in the closet and around the bed. The bathtub was all chipped; we couldn't use it. A disaster. The wedding catering followed the same line of disaster, very scarce and disappointing in terms of quality. For breakfast the next day, there were mass-produced pastries on the table and store-brand yogurts from the supermarket, and they served you a small glass of juice and coffee individually; you could ask for more if you wanted, but you had to make the poor woman come from the kitchen.

I attended a wedding at the palace this spring and stayed overnight. Before the ceremony began, the best man had to clean the cobwebs from the place where the union was going to take place with a broom. At the meal they didn't offer us seconds and the portions left a lot to be desired... They were tiny. At the time of the toast they filled your glass with two fingers and if you asked for more cava they told you it had run out and that only sparkling cider was left... Unbelievable. I found out afterwards that there were liqueurs because they didn't offer them at my table. You could taste the dessert in one go because there wasn't enough for more... And the dinner... was there dinner?? I think so, that's what they said, but I didn't even see it. And the hotel... ugh this is a complete disaster, the room had no key or hair dryer... and when we pulled the curtain the rod fell on our heads, not to mention the mattress which was extremely uncomfortable. Anyway, it's a shame that the best memory for the life of the newlyweds is clouded by all this.

We went to eat, invited to a wedding. The appetizers that were served were scarce. The food arrives cold at the table; they come by to ask if you want to order more, and by the time you go to request more, they have already left.