3 stars from the outside only. This is perfectly located on the camino, less than 1 km from the village, which is not really a beauty itself. Rooms are ok for size, noise from the neighbours is not ok. You hear their cough, their words. Not ok. Service at the cafeteria and reception not ok. They do not speak nor... More

While walking through hard rain, there was La Cabana! Right along side the Camino. We had a wonderful stay here. Got out of the pouring rain, settled into a large clean quiet room, great shower. We had a large filling dinner (the lentil soup was delicious!). La Cabana has an excellent location for those on the Camino. The price is... More

This place was a disappointment. Having walked the last 2km in driving rain we were glad to have arrived at our hotel. But the way from reception to our cabana was not undercover and try as we might we could only manage warm showers...when we really needed a hot one. Dinner was worse than ordinary and despite driving rain in... More

No hot water or heat in the room upon arrival. No 'menu del dia' because we were late to the restaurant. Why? Well, we were waiting for hot water to shower! The people tending the hotel are useless. Asking for the 'libro de reclamaciones' got their attention, but by then they earned their one star. Plus, they don't provide transport... More

It's new and very nice. For a single room at 30 euros, I have not seen a nicer place on the entire Camino starting at St. Jean. The only downside is WiFi in cafe only. The place to say the hell with the albergues and get yourself a comfortable, clean, sanitary place to stay. :0).

Basic, but to a weary "pelegrino" on the camino de Santiago, this was a welcome breath of fresh air. Lovely clean rooms, and when the shutters closed, the world was quiet and dark..perfect for recovery. Great shower, and decent filling food (if lacking a bit of personality in one waiter!). VERY reasonable, and it was a great boost to see... More

We enjoyed the basic facilities very much. It was an expirience to see all the people walking the camino to Santiago di Compostella. The staff were all very nice and food was excellent. The room was comfortable and the whole place had a great country feel to it. We would go back. The council swimming pool next door was also... More

Right near a municipal pool, this log cabin like place has reasonably comfortable beds, clean sheets, clean bathrooms (with a shower door that actually works – uncommon in Spain), a laundry machine and dryer. It has good food.. The staff were some of the nicest we've come across on the Camino. Everything seemed very reasonably priced as well.

We stayed for one night there on our camino walk. The environment looks nice, the wooden houses seem to be a good location on first attempt. However, the hotel is in extremely bad state. First, you here every word spoken in the rooms next to you. Sceond, in our room the hairdryer did not work, the shower dripped and loose... More