Great food! Wish I could write more but tired and hungry after long day on camino. This food and…read morebeer hit the spot.

Excellent pizza!!! Here is their menu (https://ilfornaccio.es/#carta/). Pleasant service and huge…read moreportions. We ordered and loved the Margarita Fornaccio, the Capricciosa, and the Cabra with spicy chorizo. All were excellent!!! Nici

Pizza was outstanding. Great thin crust pizza. (We had the diavola.) Oustanding service: very…read morefriendly staff.

After a long day of hiking on the Camino this hotel met all of our needs. The staff was nice and…read morevery accommodating. Breakfast was an option, for a pilgrim, perhaps a bit pricey.

I would have liked to stay at this hostel longer!!! It was one of the nicest, largest and most…read moremodern and cleanest hostels I stayed at in the Camino! The restaurant attached to it served one of the best pilgrim menus I had On the entire Camino! Huge portions of gourmet food! One of the best tomato salads ensalata caprese style ! The cafe was charming and served a wonderful breakfast! Only downside was this was the most massive bunk room of communal living I ever saw!! Huge maybe 30-50 bunks! It was big. I might have contacted bed bugs here but hey that's the Camino.

I stumbled upon Ulteria by accident, I could barely resist the heat and needed both food and a beer…read moreso I stopped here. They offer a wide menu with tons of healthy options, I tried a salad that although I don't remember its name was delicious. My aunt had a gazpacho that was equally tasty and we shared some appetizers that were just as great. When I walked to the bathroom I noticed the albergue side of the joint. I have to say that I would've liked to stay there and probably will in the future. The bathroom was ample and incredibly clean, and although I didn't see the rooms I can only imagine that the bathroom reflects upon the cleanliness and comfort of the rooms. It's also near the entrance of Arzua which is convenient for tired pilgrims.