Set in the walled town of Astorga, Casa Tepa is next to the cathedral and Gaudí Palace. This restored 18th-century palace offers elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi and plasma-screen TVs.
Regina
Ireland
We are a group of friends walking the Camino de Santiago. We finished in Astorga last year and stayed in this hotel. We came back to Astorga this year and booked the same hotel as we enjoyed the hotel so much last year. It is a beautiful and relaxing hotel. We were only sorry we couldn't stay for longer. The staff are lovely and very helpful.
This hotel is located in Astorga, just 150 metres from the cathedral. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi and a seating area with a sofa and flat-screen TV.
Peter
Australia
I liked everything about this property. Facilities were great and the host gave me a wonderful breakfast.
Hotel Gaudi is set opposite Astorga's Santa María Cathedral and Gaudí’s Episcopal Palace, on the Santiago de Compostela Pilgrimage Route. Its dining room offers views of the palace.
Peter
Germany
Nice hotel, located close to the center. My room had a view to the Gaudi house. Very friendly staff that helps with hte garage. Great restaurant for dinner in the hotel.
Thankfully the hotel offers a garage, with medium-difficult entrance into the garagr and maximum-difficult space for steering into the parking space (and out of the garage when leaving) - I was sweating but the staff helped me with signs until the car was out on the street.
Located in the historic town of Astorga and next to its main square, this hotel is set on the Camino De Santiago Pilgrimage Route.
Michelle
Australia
Beautiful room in a lovely hotel right in the centre of the main square. Fantastic location, helpful staff, very comfortable and quiet. A great place to stay
Hotel Restaurante La Peseta is centrally located beside San Bartolomé Church in Astorga, on the Santiago Pilgrimage Route.
Michelle
Australia
What a little bit if luxury, when on the Camino. Modern bathroom, great shower. Lovely big double bed, staff so helpful, and friendly the lady that checked me in had lived in Aus so had good understanding of English.
Albergue Só Por Hoje, Albergue de Peregrinos del Caminho de Santiago is set in Astorga, 400 metres from Palacio Episcopal de Astorga and 50 km from Junta de Castilla y León.
Nina
Croatia
I was a pilgrim. They have sheets, towels and blankets. Very nice. Good food. To recommend
Located in Astorga, Imprenta Musical Alojamiento provides 2-star accommodation with private balconies.
Alun
United Kingdom
Very clean, great central location in centre of town, staff were incredibly friendly and couldn’t do enough to help, breakfast was fabulous, restaurant next door was a great place to eat, plenty of safe space to leave bike/gear
Set 50 km from Junta de Castilla y León, 50 km from León Arena and 50 km from Leon Train station, Apartamentos Suite The Way provides accommodation located in Astorga.
The city is interesting, particularly in the old quarter...
The city is interesting, particularly in the old quarter around the cathedral and Gaudi building. There are several very good value hotels in the centre of the city and many restaurants which tend to be busy.
TechnoPrisoners
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Astorga is a lovely town with plenty to see for a weekend...
Astorga is a lovely town with plenty to see for a weekend stay. Main attraction is the Antonio Gaudi-designed Bishop's Palace (now a museum), a sort of Sleeping Beauty castle designed as a residence for the bishop of the cathedral next door. Secondly, the architecture and buildings all around town -- you can walk for hours and it's even large enough to get lost in, so bring your phone. The cathedral is sadly not very worthwhile -- drab, disorganized, you can go in but you won't stay long. Tip: Almost all shops are closed Sunday, except for the moust touristic, so do your shopping on Saturday.
Mark
United States
10
Scored 10
The old town center was great--an example for the rest of...
The old town center was great--an example for the rest of the world! The whole town seemed to come out in the afternoons and evenings to eat, drink, socialize and people watch. It is a model of good urban design fostering community. All pedestrian of course! The people were very friendly to the peregrinos (like me) passing through on their way to Santiago.
William
United States
10
Scored 10
A lovely town with a beautiful Cathedral and Museums,...
A lovely town with a beautiful Cathedral and Museums, churches , and architecture. Many good restaurants, cafes and bars , also a traditional market on Tuesdays. The local people and staff serving in the restaurants and cafes are very friendly and kind to all.
Susan
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Interesting old town with history, character and a great...
Interesting old town with history, character and a great stop on The Camino de Santiago walk which has given a new lease of life to Astorga. The cuisine is another attraction and one hopes the improved economy will continue ... with its abnormally large cathedral and the Gaudi palace, charming town hall, plus the eccentric Paneiro poet family dwelling all add interest and
The staff went above and beyond what was expected. I had left some pills in my room and continued along the Camino DeSantiago. The staff managed to find me at my next hotel and returned the pills. My two friends and I had one floor to ourselves, and there was a sitting area, a kitchen, and a deck to the outside.  The location is very good for a pilgrim of the Camino de Santiago. 
I liked the friendliness of the staff. The hostal was clean and comfortable. I felt very safe there as a solo traveller. The menu was explained very well and I really enjoyed my dinner.There was a map left in my room of Astorga and it provided a wide range of information for me. I had a lovely stay at Hostal Residencia Delfin. Thank you.
Very large, well appointed apartment in the heart of Astorga. We stayed here during our Camino journey, as a bit of luxury on my birthday. It was spotlessly clean, beds were comfortable, and the kitchen was well stocked to make a meal. Only wish we could have stayed longer!
A definite 10/10.
One of the nicest and unique places I’ve stayed in. Exceptionally comfortable, tastefully furnished, access to tea and coffee making facilities. a beautiful boutique hotel, wonderful service and delicious breakfast. I wanted to stay longer.
Stayed in his beautiful centrally located apartment in Astorga.
Modern clean spacious and less than a 10 minute walk to the cathedral and the many plazas with plenty of bars/restaurants to choose from.
Also the owner was a pleasure to deal with.
Everything!! The bed was VERY comfortable. The space was plentiful and well decorated. The bathroom was equipped with a hairdryer and the breakfast was the MOST AMAZING I’ve had at ANY hotel, hostel, 5 start resort!! Seriously great breakfast!!
Check in was easy at the Hotel Via de la Plata, a short walk away where the staff all speak English. It was so luxurious to have all the extra space of an entire apartment, and the shower was wonderful.
The hotel is well located for exploring the old town. The room was very spacious and nicely presented. Parking in their garage was simple and good value. The breakfast was good with lots of choice.
Perfectly fine hotel, probably a little pricey for what it is. Very small shower/bathroom but room is fine. Quick check in. Short walk from the Camino and the other attractions of Astorga.
The apartment is modern, clean, spacious and well appointed! The bathrooms were large and very user-friendly. We found the apartment to be an oasis in Astorga.
The room was nice but being in a nice hotel we missed a bathtub, The spa was nice but expensive for only an hours use. The massage was exceptionally wonderful
Thank you for the wonderful stay. Perfect. Central, views, comfortable, wonderful staff. Photo is view from hotel window of Cathedral. (No bells at night)
Beautiful property! It would be easy to miss the warm comfortable living areas if you don’t explore. They remind you this is really a home, not a hotel.
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