The man running this place was beyond nice! He greeted us with juice and found us comfy bunks. The building had an old charm with modern comforts. The best breakfast on the Camino for only €4!

Some rooms have a balcony with a city view. It felt amazing to sip my morning coffee and soak in the sights. So refreshing! All guestrooms offer free WiFi. Being a social media addict, this was a total win for me. Certain rooms have a kitchenette with a microwave and a stovetop. I felt like a master chef whipping up quick meals! All rooms in the hostel are fitted with a coffee machine. The sweet aroma of freshly brewed coffee greeted me each morning. Heavenly! Guests can connect to free in-room WiFi. I never had to worry about my data running out. Thank you, internet gods!

All rooms feature bed linen. Personally, I didn't like the color.

The decor was mind-blowing, with a perfect mix of old-world charm and trendy design. The warm and friendly host made me feel super welcome. The modern bathroom and amazing shower were a jaw-dropping surprise. The bedrooms had nice touches and the privacy curtains for each bed were a fantastic feature. The ample storage and plug sockets for device charging were a big plus. The carefully renovated old building retained its character while providing comfortable and trendy facilities. The breakfast exceeded expectations, with homemade cherry jam, cheese, ham, and the most amazing fruit. The energy and warmth of the hospitalero was contagious, making me feel appreciated and at home. Truly an incredible place to stay!

The bunks in this albergue were well-designed, with metal frames and enclosed sides for added privacy. I also appreciated the curtains on the bunks, as they provided a sense of individual space. The breakfast offered a nice variety, including ham, cheese, and fruit, which was a pleasant surprise. the shower had a body spray option, adding to the comfort of my stay. The town itself was quite interesting and picturesque, adding to the overall experience.

The uneven floors in the building, which can be slightly inconvenient and potentially hazardous. Another minor issue was the cold temperature in the room at night, especially in October.

I stayed at this lovely hotel in Hospital de Orbigo for a few nights and it was absolutely wonderful. The bunk beds were equipped with their own lights, power supplies, and privacy curtains. The breakfast was delicious, with toast, homemade cherry jam, cheese, ham, homegrown tomatoes. The blankets provided were cozy and comfortable, and the shower was amazing. this hotel had many thoughtful touches and I can't wait to return.

Totally recommend this hotel.

The room was beautiful, with great views out all the windows and wonderful light. We had a picnic on the rustic table and felt like pirates with the ceiling beams! the owner greeted us with fresh orange juice and the beds were comfortable with real sheets and blankets.

There was only one small fan in the room, and it got cool at night. We also had a pesty fly in the room.

Some rooms at Casa de los Hidalgos have a balcony with a city view. It feels amazing to wake up and breathe in the fresh air while enjoying the beautiful sights. All guestrooms offer free WiFi, so I could easily stay connected and browse the web without any hassle. Certain rooms have a kitchenette with a microwave and a stovetop. It was convenient to be able to prepare quick meals or heat up leftovers. All rooms in the hostel are fitted with a coffee machine. Starting the day with a fresh cup of coffee without even having to leave the room was a great perk. Guests can connect to free in-room WiFi, which made it easy for me to stay connected and share my travel experiences with my loved ones.

I personally didn't like the bed linen provided in the rooms. It felt a bit rough and uncomfortable, but I understand that others might not have the same preference.

The location of the accommodation was beautiful, with great views out all the windows. the room had a wonderful light and rustic table, making it feel magical. the hospitelero was very friendly and offered a glass of juice upon arrival.

There may have been a small lack of ventilation in the room, as a fan would have been useful before it got cool at night. one reviewer mentioned a pesty fly in the room, although it was eventually resolved.

The view from the balcony was absolutely stunning! It felt like I was overlooking a bustling city from a private oasis.

Limited bathroom facilities.

I recently stayed at this beautifully renovated 200-year-old building in Hospital de Orbigo. The privacy bunks with individual lights and power supplies were a unique touch. The decor was cool and the open-air spaces were a nice retreat. Check-in was a breeze and they offered beer, sodas, and coffee in the afternoon. The owner, Juan, did an amazing job repurposing items throughout the hotel. It's definitely a must-stay place for anyone visiting the area.

Would recommend this hotel.

Free WiFi and a shared kitchen

No breakfast the morning of my stay

Some rooms have a balcony with a city view. It's so nice to sit outside, enjoy the view, and feel the city vibes. All guestrooms offer free WiFi. I love being connected and not having to worry about extra charges for internet. Certain rooms have a kitchenette with a microwave and a stovetop. It's convenient to be able to make a quick meal or heat up leftovers. All rooms in the hostel are fitted with a coffee machine. Waking up to a freshly brewed cup of coffee is the best way to start the day. Guests can connect to free in-room WiFi. No need to go to a common area, I can enjoy wifi right in the comfort of my room. Some rooms at the property feature bed linen. It's great to have a cozy and comfortable bed to lay on after a long day.

All rooms have bed linen. It's my personal preference to bring my own.

Phenomenal aesthetics, safe and comfortable, helpful host, engaging suggestions, fantastic location.

Was all great.

The value for money was exceptional, and the room was beautifully designed and comfortable, feeling almost like a beach house. The location right on the Camino was convenient, and the staff were incredibly helpful and friendly.

Hotel breakfast could have been improved with more variety.

A charming, centuries-old lodging with modern updates. Private room with twin beds, private shower, and toilet. Friendly, English-speaking owner who went above and beyond. Spotlessly clean, spacious room. Highly recommended for Camino travelers.