Good location, clean, beautiful view from the room we had... Size of the room was good too. I've…read moreslept in better beds though.. Shower was good. Breakfast was nice.. Fruit was delicious. Pool available. The water of the swimming pool was only 23C as per local law - the hotel is apparently not allowed to increase the water of the pool for hygiene reasons. It's supposedly a four star hotel... Not sure why they'd charge you for swimming pool towel rental..!? Service of reception staff could have been better. No dinner served on Sunday evening. Nice hotel but some room for improvement...

The location is the perk of this place. You are literally blocks away from the Cathedral. It's a…read morebrief 10 minute walk which we enjoyed. The accommodations are similar to a motel, but they have a small continental breakfast (mainly pastries, fruit which I hear is typical in Spain). The WiFi was poor as well.

We booked this online because it said 4 stars and was only 60 US dollars. We should have know…read morebetter...too good to be true. The rooms are very dated. They remind me of a room out of a 80s era crime movie. Kinda grungy. But, neat and inexpensive. It's also close to the old center of town. And, the internet works pretty well here. I would say get it if you can get it for less than 60 US dollars or less.

Blanca was an excellent hostess. We stayed here while on our Camino stretch from Belorado to Ibeas…read morede Juarros and it proved to be just what our weary Peregrino feet needed for the night. Blanca picked is up from Ages, made us a fantastic traditional dinner, and poured some tasty vino. The whole place had such a cozy vibe. Great place to rest your weary feet and rest until the next leg of your journey. ¡Buen Camino!

Three stars because the hotel itself is simply stunning. It feels like you're staying in a 15th…read morecentury palacio with all the modern conveniences (the shower rocks). The service, however, is severely lacking. The food at dinner wasn't bad, just a bit pedestrian. The service at breakfast was rude, supercilious, and dismissive. The waiter brought exactly what he felt like bringing despite my having ordered in Spanish. After the 3rd time he tried to push eggs on me I said very slowly, "No. Me gusta. Huevos." He looked at me, stunned, as if to say, "The barbarians speak our language?!" He brought Americanos when cortados were requested, etc. Other guests had the same issues. Come here to stay. Go elsewhere to eat.

This is the best place to eat when visiting burgers. Very old-school. The building itself has been…read morearound forever thousand 200 years and some of the staff looks like it also ha ha. The dish that everyone orders because it is the one dish that this place is best known for its Corderito (lamb). It is absolutely delicious and the meat just melts off the bone. The homemade bread is incredible.

What a fantastic little hotel in the very west of Burgos…read more Close to the university campus, very close to the Camino de Santiago, situated in an older part of Burgos, you`ll find this hotel. Rooms are pretty small and squeezed, but very clean, very pragmatic and even some modern approaches in the design here and there. I liked it, felt home. Typical spanish breakfast in a loud (typical spanish) restaurant downstairs.

This place has it all! It's a hotel, albergue, restaurant, mini market, swimming hole, and…read moreconvenience shop rolled into one. We stayed in a double with private bathroom and couldn't be happier. WiFi is great and the Peregrinos you meet are even better.great place to stay while in Belorado. ¡Buen Caminó!

My husband and I, along with our two dogs, stayed here on our way back to France from Portugal. It…read moreis located in a historic building (former palace) and near the historic city center. Parking is available for guests but keep in mind that spaces are quite tight. Check in was fairly quick and easy. Our room was quite large and included a double queen bed, a couch and large bathroom. The bed was very comfortable and received the approval from our dog, Felix (who has developed an appreciation for 5 star hotels, although this hotel is really more of a 4 star) We ordered room service and it is handled online. Upon ordering, it said that I would receive a confirmation but I didn't. I tried to contact the restaurant but no one picked up. I then contacted the front desk who "transferred" me but disconnected the call. The food was OK. The neighborhood was noisy. It was Friday night and there was an event inside the hotel, as well as in a neighboring building. I was able to close some doors in the hallway, which helped with the noise from the party in the hotel. Breakfast was very impressive. There was a large selection of pastries, fruit, fresh juice, two coffee machines, bacon, sausages, etc. Hot items were available to be ordered. There was also a selection of local specialties that was impressive. The three women who worked in the breakfast area were extraordinarily kind and attentive. Some of the hotel's interior showed the remains of the palace and my husband noted that it would be a lovely spot for a wedding.

NH Collection is a large, Madrid-based hotel chain - probably the largest chain that you've never…read moreheard of. We stayed in this branch, in Burgos, and another in San Sebastian, and both were well above average. Clean, good service, good breakfast. This one is apparently a restored palace, so roughly comparable to a Parador, though not quite as elegant, but also not as expensive. Not much English spoken away from the reception desk, possibly because Burgos doesn't get that many English-speaking tourists. But if you're driving up to the Basque region (as we were), Burgos is an excellent choice for a mid-trip stop. Their cathedral is quite spectacular, and worth a visit even if you're not Christian - maybe the best Gothic-style church in the world, now that Notre Dame won't be accessible for awhile. Take the audio tour, which is included in the price of admission.