Location, Location, Location. A 15 minute walk to the train station or the old town. And the Wednesday street mercado right outside the door.

The room was listed as one double (full) size and one twin bed which would have fit nicely in the room. But for whatever reason there was a double bed mattress on a twin bed frame right next to the double bed which didn't leave more than 6 inches between the beds. Had to crawl into the bed from the foot because I couldn't fit between the beds to get in from the side like normal. Not that big a deal overall but it was something that made the stay an 8 instead of 9.

Good place to stay on the Camino. clean and comfortable. lovely friendly staff.

Nice clean comfortable hotel room with elevator. Checkin at the cafe across street. Friendly staff were very helpful and cafe was open early for good breakfast. We stayed here on Sunday so most of the businesses nearby were closed. But we found a nice restaurant La Mafia within short walk that was opened till 4 (then at 8) served good Italian dishes. Great friendly service. Treat yourselves to their signature drinks, pasta, pizza and grilled vegi dishes. Save some room for dessert of Hot Apple pie at McD for desert!!

Great hostel in a central location. The staff are friendly and the room is clean. I'd recommend it highly to other travellers. It was my first night before the Camino, so I had a good night's rest before the long walk.

The room was rather small, but that's expected in a hostel of this type. Overall a good hostel and a fair price for a private room with added comfort.

The check in was easy but one must be aware that you have to go to the restaurant across the street to do so. Nice location in between the old part of town and the new part with shops. Nice surprise to have the public street market just outside the door one morning. Would definitely recommend.

Not the cosiest of places since it is more like an apartment building but that didn't affect my enjoyment of the stay.

This hostel was clean and comfortable. It generally met our needs as we were walking the Camino. We had to check in at the host's bar/Café across the road, but he was really nice as he accompanied us back and showed us our room. Breakfast was available at the Café very early.

Nothing that we didn't like.

The room was clean and comfortable. The access was easy.

The façade of the building was being renovated. It was very loud until 6pm: you could hear the workers drill the walls. After 6pm it was fine. But there used to be scaffolding in front of the window so no material light.

The staff were very courteous and respectful. The hostal is in a quiet area; however is walking distance from Castillo Templario and Cathedral. Has elevator. Room and bathroom were clean and appropriate size. Don Francisco and Alex were a charm. The restaurant across the street.

Great location, close to any store or service you could want. Check-in was in the bar-restaurant just up the street, staff was friendly and attentive. The restaurant was well attended by locals as the food was great and a good value. Wifi was excellent. The hostal has an elevator. When we checked out the bartender pointed out the easiest way out of town to rejoin the Camino, indeed we were able to walk out of town in a straight line to our next lodging, we surely saved some kilometers doing so!

Room was perhaps the smallest we’ve stayed, but in fairness the square footage was not misrepresented in Booking.com. One bed had a super-hard mattress and the other a little tight for two. The bathroom was also tiny, but everything worked well.

Centrally located, many shops and restaurants around, the owners are very friendly and helpful. There's a lift in the building. Very quiet and clean.

Room 202 was small, had no view, beds very hard, bathroom was small, but shower was big. Only one socket in the room and one in the bathroom.