Luxurious old-world Spanish architecture meets comfort. Facilities were beautiful. I could’ve lived in my room as it was a mini-suite. Bed was comfortable and bathroom exceptionally clean. Breakfast was superb, a selection of cured meats/cheeses, fresh squeezed orange juice, individual pots of coffee, and scrambled eggs. Staff were beyond kind and helpful. Owner walked me across the street to help me get reservations at Michelin star restaurant. Located right on the Camino path and very close to the cathedral and Gaudi museum.

Wish they would’ve had coffee services either in the lobby or in the room.

This was the most beautiful place we have stayed so far on the Camino. Gorgeous courtyard. Beautiful room and view.

This was a two night stay, as we wanted a "rest" day in Astorga. We splurged on a very nice hotel. But the "free" Wi-Fi is totally unusable, so we had to go to cafés to use their Wi-Fi. Also the staff was not friendly or helpful. One gentleman staff member yelled at my husband for attempting to get a cup of hot water to make tea. My husband had wondered into a kitchen area, which was not meant for guests, but the staff member could have been kind. Instead, he yelled. Prior to that, we were walking into the hotel, and the same staff member stopped us and made us show him our room key. He acted like he didn't think we belonged there. It was a lovely stay, otherwise.

We were hiking the Camino de Santiago and really liked this hotel. It is located in central Astorga and the cathedral is about a 5 min walk away. Staff were all excellent and the bedrooms was amazing (although we did book a Suite and why not for Euros 135 including breakfast!). The bed was incredibly comfortable with top quality bedding & nice pillows. The hotel is an old house which has been lovingly restored & renovated in keeping with it's traditional style. There is also a lovely outdoor area & seating in the garden. I would highly recommend this hotel.

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It is a wonderful historic family house with more tha 200 years. It has some magical places that just transport you to some other time: gaming room, living room, covered balcony over the beautiful garden... The room was very confortable and the shower products of high quality. It is located right on St. James Way, near the cathedral and the Bishop house by Gaudi.

Just loved everything and would like very much to come back with my family

This is a fabulous small hotel, a home for over 300 years which still retains all it’s traditional features. It is like stepping back in time into a previous era. The staff are friendly, there is secure parking and it is perfectly positioned for exploring Astorga, an easily walkable town, to view all the sights of which there are many. If you are looking for a peaceful hotel full of character where guests are treated respectfully don’t hesitate to book Posada Real Casa de Tepa.

Only one very minor criticism: the pillows could have been softer and we would have liked two. But, the hotel was so delightful we were happy to overlook such a small oversight and I’m sure had we asked we would have had the pillows changed. We only stayed a couple of nights, we would have happily stayed longer but we were on our way home.

The location is excellent. 2 minutes to the Palace and the Cathederal. The room was large and apart from the double bed it had a sofa, arm chair and coffee table. The internal courtyard and garden has tables and chairs for relaxing and an al fresco breakfast. The breakfast and service was exceptional.

We had hoped to get parking but this was not available even though we arrived relatively early at about 3.30. There is public parking a few minutes away.

This property is actually an elegant historic mansion which has remained in the same family for generations since it was originally built in the 1700s. Our suite which overlooked an inner courtyard/garden was huge and comfortable. The public rooms were decorated with remnants of a bygone era, complete with fascinating family portraits and photos. The Casa was perfectly situated within walking distance of all the important sites of interest including the Astorga Cathedral, the Gaudi designed Epicopal Palace and the Museum of Chocolate. For its small size, Astorga is a thriving town on the Camino with a wide range of services and attractions.

We only stayed one night. It should have been longer.

Following a warm welcome from our host, we so enjoyed our stay in this wonderful old house which has been in the family for two centuries. Our room and bathroom were a very good size, spotlessly clean, and in keeping with the historic and elegant decor of the place. We really enjoyed exploring the many rooms where guests could go to relax, and loved the many old family photographs and the decorative details encountered at every turn. The courtyard and the walkways with the hydrangeas and roses were absolutely beautiful. It was also the perfect location to explore Astorga, being just a few minutes walk from the Cathedral. Fantastic place.

Everything. The first person we met there was Juan and he literally was the high point of our Camino. When we needed to extend our stay but the hotel was already fully booked he set us up with a friend who operated a nearby hotel and Juan insisted our room would have an exquisite view of Gaudi palace. And it did! My wife giggled with delight when she first saw our room at Casa de Tepa it was so good.

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Astorga was my first stop on the "way" and, boy, what a cool little town and the hotel (including staff) was exceptional, beautiful property and my room as spacious and cozy with a window that opened up to the courtyard. Sounds like there's some significant history as well because Napoleon once stayed there. I had an e-bike with me, and staff set me up with a place where I could charge it, essential for the next day's ride!