Storied guesthouse offering cozy rooms, some with stone walls, plus a circa-1400s wine cellar.
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I walked the Camino de Santiago in Sepetember 2025 and stayed at the Posada Ignatius for 1 night. I arrived from Logrono a bit early in the morning ( 1100 hours) and was unable to check in . I had to wait a while to perform an online check process so once that was completed i was able to gain access to the room which was basic but quite nice. The following morning the restaurent did not open till after 0815 hours so i was unable to have breakfast as i need to leave by 0745 hours . These minor blips were minor as i enjoyed staying in the Posada Ignatius. The building was old and converted to a Pension and was really nice. I would recommend it for other peregrinos to stay here too. For your information , my Camino travel partners were https://www.magichillholidays.com located in Ireland.
The rooms are quite nice and clean, but no AC. Unfortunately it was so warm, that we could not sleep at all. At night outside it cools down, but inside its sauna. The fan was making so much noise and it didn’t really help. The service was nice and location as well, but it was sleepless night due to heat inside the building.
Overall, my stay at this hotel was delightful. The combination of beautifully renovated rooms, meticulous attention to detail, and an unforgettable dining experience made for an exceptional getaway. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a perfect blend of history, modern comfort, and culinary excellence.
Amazing restored hotel. It's like staying in a museum. Gorgeous common areas, very clean and quiet rooms. And the restaurant: 5 star food, 5 star service. The dining area is in the "basement" but it's more like a cozy wine cellar. Can't recommend this place enough.
Stayed here in late May during my walk on the via Frances. Excellent lodging right on the Camino. Very friendly staff. Highly recommend.
