Peregrina Pensión 1

The accommodation is over a kilometer from the city center, close to restaurants and the cathedral. It's incredibly inconvenient. It was a bit scary because it was just my husband and I staying there. There was no reception, so we had to communicate only through messenger. The room smelled moldy, and we couldn't use the blankets, so we had to make do with the sleeping bags we brought. It's ridiculous to charge 65 euros for such a poor environment. I slept in a dorm the night before, and it was much better. I will never stay here again. It's absolutely ridiculous to advertise this place as a place to stay. ———————————- The accommodation is located more than a kilometer from the city center, including restaurants and the cathedral. It's incredibly inconvenient. It was scary because it was just my husband and I staying there. There's no reception, so we had to communicate with the owner only through messenger. The room smelled moldy, and we couldn't use the blankets, so we had to make do with the sleeping bags we brought. Despite these poor conditions, the price was 65 euros. It's ridiculous. I had slept in the dormitory the night before, and it was much better. I wouldn't stay here again. It's absurd that they're selling this place as a place to stay.

A magnificent place, both for the rooms and for the hospitality received by everyone who works there. I must highlight the attention received by Juan, the owner, who not only cares about his business but also about the well-being of us (the pilgrims). After suffering a tibial tendon leak, which prevented me from continuing, and seeing that it was the weekend, he did my partner and me the great favor of bringing us to Santiago, as we couldn't continue our trip and transportation between the two locations is limited. That said, we really enjoyed our stay and the hospitality received, and we will definitely return.

We stayed with three people, and the room we were given was incredible. It was bright with several large windows, and everything was very clean and tidy. The beds were comfortable and there was plenty of space. The bathroom was very clean, and even included a hairdryer, which was a welcome touch. Juan, the owner, was very friendly and treated us wonderfully. The accommodation has a free washer and dryer, and Juan let us have breakfast. The last stage of the Camino is right next to this accommodation. We will definitely return.

The place is magnificent, quiet, clean, and very well decorated. Juan, the person who served us, was completely charming and helped us with everything we needed. The bathroom is wonderful and spacious, and the room was beautiful and more than adequate. I would also highlight the breakfast, which was both good quality and quantity. Without a doubt, if I pass through there again, whether I'm doing the Camino or not, I'll stay here again. Thank you very much, Juan.

Luis, the landlord, contacted us the day before our arrival to arrange everything. He was a delight. To get to the accommodation, you have to go through the entire town, but the next day you're right next to the path. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a very friendly woman. (Be careful with the people in the block because they don't like having a guesthouse there; they don't even greet you.) When we entered the accommodation, it was like a duplex without a living room (since it's a bedroom). The bathroom was shared. Since the room next door had three people, we all arrived around 1 p.m., so we had to go eat without showering (a bit of a shame since you're coming back from the stage and eager for that). The TV remote wasn't working. We told the girl who greeted us that it could be the batteries (we found her on the street), but she said she would bring us some, but even today we're still waiting. The room was quite small, but we didn't expect great luxury. It was the worst room we found on the trail for the price. The high season rate is €70 with shared bathroom.