This hotel is several blocks from the square where everyone hangs out for dinner etc. But it was…read moredirectly on the camino trail exiting the town, which was nice. It is 2 blocks from the Castle and main church. The hotel doesn't have much street presence, you have to look hard for the sign. They buzz you into the foyer. The front desk people didn't speak any English when we were there. Our room was clean and modern. It was a corner unit so it had 2 windows. The bathroom door was glass and slid on rollers. So although you had visual privacy, there was none for sound. We couldn't get the heater in the bathroom to work but not sure if it's a seasonal thing ie they only turn on in the winter. It was the kind where hot water runs through pipes. There was a restaurant attached but it looked deserted at night and not open for dawn patrol. There was really nothing musical about the hotel. I guess it was a print shop before for sheet music.

Loved staying here while on our Camino! The proprietor, Jose, was lovely and gave is tips on what…read moreplaces would be open in the wee hours of the morning once we made our way out the following day. The rooms were light, airy, and we even had a balcony. The hotel is located close to everything you'll need while in Astorga. Would've loved to spend another night here. ¡Buen Camino!

This beautiful and historical hotel, situated in the town of Astorga, was where we spent a night…read morebefore we departed on the Camino de Santiago. It's a charming little hotel, with a gorgeous patio, a library, nice rooms, and great views. When we arrived, unfortunately, my traveling companion and I were given a bedroom with a single bed. The staff were most accommodating, and on short order were able to provide us with a room with two beds, even though they did so with some difficulty on their part. It was greatly appreciated. The room was nicely decorated and updated. Old, and yet, new. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious and served in a quaint little dining room, reminiscent of so many older European hotels, on the main floor. This hotel is near everything you could want. There's a great restaurant just across the street. There are shops, bars, the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace and museums just a few blocks (3 minute walk) away. If you're on the Camino and need a luxurious resting place for a night, this would be one well worth considering.

The first town to take a a break after leaving Astorga and might I add, it's a lovely one! Had some…read morenice breakfast canas and good restroom break. The guy behind the bar was friendly and the gathering of people were a nice cross section of people from all over the planet. How cool is that? Don't forget your sello. ¡Buen camino!

The bartender was rude and a jerk…read more My fiends arrived to the bar before I got there. It had been raining and it was cold. I had plugged in my cell phone while I was taking off my pack and rain poncho. The bartender then comes over and unplugs my phone. From what I understood, he tells me that since I didn't buy anything to drink, that I couldn't have my phone plugged in. If he had waited few minutes for me to get settled in then I would have bought a drink. My friends and I then packed up and left.

We are still staying here so it maybe a bit premature to write a review but this is such a nice…read moreplace I have to tell someone. At check in coffee/ tea is served by the friendly owners. Our private room cost @ 37 euros for two people. Everything is very clean and common sense. (A scrubber and washboard for cleaning clothing as an example). You pilgrims, you have to walk through the town and cross the river to get here but it is well worth it. It is right on the Camino.