Casa Karrikaburu

We were walking the Camino Way and had been booked into this apartment by our travel organaiser. The owner was a little abrupt, but we put that down to the language divide. Intially we thought the apartment was quirky and looked comfortable. We soon realised though that it was not clean - crumbs on the settee and the bedroom smelt musty. The bed linen was very rough and uncomfortable. After a poor nights sleep we were hoping for a good breakfast. The breakfast was appalling. We were ordered to our seats in the bar area by the owner only to be met by a very surly young man that 'asked' us what we wanted to drink. I'm coeliac, and to give them their due, they did cater for that in as much as we were faced with a small basket of dry rice crackers, to share, a slab of butter, and some jam and not to forget the apple. In a nutshell we couldn't get away quickly enough from Valcarlos, which is a shame as we'd enjoyed a very good meal and service at the local restaurant/bar.

It is a quiet and private place, in my case to write, and the service is very welcoming. I highly recommend it🍸

Cozy newly renovated house-hostel with very friendly staff. A piece of advice for the future: improve the cleaning (our bathroom was dirty and this is why I give you 4 stars). If you pay separately they will give you breakfast and dinner.

100 euros per night for a room bathed in the smells of cooking from the restaurant and 10€/person for a sandwich for breakfast... Too expensive for the service.

Beautiful apartments in an idyllic location. Neat and clean decoration. They also accept dogs, for a charge of 15 euros per animal. We have 3, so the charge is a fairly considerable expense (that's why I give it 4 ✨ and not 5 ✨), but it is the only accommodation in the entire Irati Jungle area that offers this service. 100% recommended