Casa Curro

Came here for dinner with a group of pilgrims who made reservations with the restaurant. The honey roasted chicken was very delicious. The roast beef was also very tender, but I like the chicken better, which is well marinated. This place is right next to the church that holds pilgrim service at 7pm almost everyday which is convenient.

I stayed in a twin room as a single person in February whilst walking the Camino. I paid 30 euros. The bathroom had a piping hot bath where I soaked my aching feet. The room has been re-decorated this winter and is spotlessly clean with a very comfortable bed. The restaurant on the ground floor offered a 10 Euro pilgrim menu which was very generously portioned and well-cooked, served by ultra-friendly, genuine people. I am very happy with the service they provided.

Tidy rooms with everything you need. Nothing fancy but clean and comfortable. Business run by family: warm and caring at all times. They feed you the most complete breakfast I had on the Camino and give you fruits from their own Huerta to take with you. Would definitely stay here again and recommend to anyone staying in town.

The pension is modest but very clean. Price is also good. They have a restaurant that serves authentic home made, delicious food. Located at few step of main square. The Ladies who run the place are the most lovely people I met so far during El Camino. They make you want to take them home so you can have your abuela again. Since my Spanish is limited they called and booked my pension in the next town. They even bargained for me. Highly recommend!

Lovely size room. The meal down stairs was fabulous. The weather is very trying ,lots of rain. Staff were terrific.