Hotel Abadía Camino Santiago
Unpretentious property offering simply furnished rooms, plus free Wi-Fi & a cafe/bar.
hotel 4.0 / 5 619 reviews
Address: Calle de Villadiego, 10, Burgos
Phone: 947 04 04 04
Website: http://www.hotelabadiaburgos.com/
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Recent reviews
Good hotel. Best staff, helpful. Reception staff always ready to help. English speaking staff
Great hotel, wonderful service. Great for pilgrims too. Unfortunately a bit too far from downtown to walk- 30-40 minutes. Even though the walk would be nice by the river. Great breakfast included, awesome coffee. Loved out stay there so much!
I stayed at this hotel for the duration of a conference that was held at the university, very close. The silence and calm atmosphere of the hotel made staying in Burgos unforgettable. Even the refrigerator and air conditioner in the room worked almost silently. Absolutely everything - technical condition, quality of food for breakfast, room service and staff - at the highest level.
Comfortable 3 star hotel in student area. Used underground car park- tight for a large car but very safe. Easy access to N120 and close to pilgrimage route. Local bar, pizza restaurant, panaderia, shop available.
Enjoyed a very nice single room in this establishment for one night. Clean, well-appointed, quiet, and very functional. Room had a twin bed, small desk, and comfortable bathroom with shower. Did this while on pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago (hotel is right on the route) and it was a nice treat after weeks of staying in bunk beds in large dorm rooms with lots of other pilgrims. Only drawback is that it is a long walk from most of the things pilgrims will want to visit in town so make sure you've seen everything you want to see in Burgos before stopping here for the night on the way out of town for west bound pilgrims.