Set along the Camino de Santiago, Hotel San Antón Abad is former hospital for pilgrims built in 1377. It preserves its original design featuring classic furniture and tastefully decorated rooms.
James Henry
United States of America
Always have a superior time. Room has always looked out onto the never-open church. The evening meal is great as well as is the breakfast. Very comfortable stay.
Offering a breakfast buffet and local products, Hotel Jacobeo is located in Belorado. Set on El Camino de Santiago Pilgrimage Route, the air-conditioned hotel has free Wi-Fi.
James
United States of America
The staff were very accommodating. Breakfast was excellent and they even prepared sandwiches for us to take with us for lunch that day. Comfortable with old world charm. Located with easy access to the Camino route.
Set in a restored building, dating from 1810, this design hotel is 15 mi from Burgos and 3.1 mi from Villafranca Montes de Oca. It offers elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Sayeeda
Canada
Amazing ambience . You are transferred to a beautiful place as you enter the door.
Located in Belorado, 28 miles from The Coliseum Burgos, REST LIFE EL SALTO has accommodations with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Bernhard
United States of America
Very original. A little rough but well with it. It’s a 150 year old building a couple of guys are bringing back to life. I love it!
Located in Belorado and with The Coliseum Burgos reachable within 28 miles, Hostel.B provides a tour desk, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the property and a restaurant.
Located on the Camino de Santiago, Pilgrimmage Route, Albergue de Peregrinos Cuatro Cantones offers shared rooms with free WiFi, an on-site restaurant and a swimming pool open all year round.
This charming, rustic property is over 100 years old and offers bright, cozy rooms. La Aldea Encantada has a peaceful setting in the Riojilla Burgalesa region and features a restaurant.
McCutchon
United States of America
Great hospitality. Great meals. Comfortable bed. One of the best breakfasts of my month in Spain.
Arrived on a Saturday afternoon so very quiet and only one...
Arrived on a Saturday afternoon so very quiet and only one local bar open , the hotel had a cafe. Very quiet village , shame about the huge freight lorries obviously using the road through the village as a cut through.
Graham
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
There is nothing to do there, then just relax.
There is nothing to do there, then just relax.
There is a shop, where you can find the most necessary things there. The restaurant also has some choice, and the vegans would have to do with french fries and a salad, which is not that bad.
I have seen that people do not stop there much on the way to Santiago. The path from Villafranca was well-marked, you just have to follow the path, even though I was most nervous about walking the section from there, it worked well.
RiyaBo
Norway
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This is a wonderful hotel that is like staying in a museum. Our beautiful room was my favorite on two Caminos. The dinner was outstanding; food, service, and atmosphere! The great breakfast was included in the price of our room. You can't go wrong treating yourself to this luxury lodging! The only thing not perfect was staying connected to the WIFI in our room. However, it came in great in the common sitting areas.
The property is a beautiful old monastery that is now a hotel/albergue. The public areas are furnished with beautiful antiques, carpets, and transport you back in time. There is a restaurant on site that serves very good pilgrims dinner. The room was large and quiet, and plenty of hot water in shower.
Christine was such a kind sweet host. Lovely clean albergue . Room with 2 twin beds was good. Shower great . Tiny grocery store across the street . Not much cooked with some things and had a lovely dinner in the kitchen with 3 other people . Perfect .
Amazing place! The couple that owns it were so amazing and they cook the best food ever! They made me feel at home. It is my favorite albergue so far on my Camino Frances! When I do this again, I’ll be staying here again!
If you need a little splurge after staying at albergues on the Camino this historic building fills the bill. Absolutely quiet, sparkling clean, and loaded with antiques and period furniture like a fine country house.
This is a really lovely spot with a perfect host / barman 😁.he spoke great english there was a lovely outside space where guests from the hostel mixed with those in the hotel . A lovely camino vibe.
Right on the route of the Camino with a good restaurant next door (owned by the family that own the hotel). The owner was lovely - bright, friendly and helpful.
Everything it was beautiful in our hotel room including the air conditioner. The pilgrims meal was wonderful and the included breakfast was a full buffet
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