Hostal Rey Pedro I

We stayed here last night during our Camino. The hotel was very nice and convenient to the center of the town. The family were very welcoming and helpful. As today was going to be very hot, we let them know that we would leave early before breakfast. They very kindly made us picnic breakfast to eat on the day's walk. Very nice touch.

Booked a double room for me and my sister so we could recover from some knee problems on the Camino. This place is so rustic and cute, an old building carefully updated with a lot of charm. But also clean and modern where it matters! The bathroom had HEATED FLOORS. And the staff was so friendly and helpful. We love this place and it was worth every penny.

We arrived without booking after 96kms of cycling. We were given a lovely double room by the friendly chap on reception. Our cycling plans had to be changed due to really bad weather and we were able to stay an extra night, even though the hosts were going on holiday the next day. He also helped us a great deal with our revised plan. We were very glad we decided to stay here and would heartily recommend it. There is also a safe garage to leave bicycles.

Stayed there whilst walking the Camino Frances. My room was pretty good with a shower. Welcomed by the receptionist who gave me the key to the front door in case it was closed later on. As shown above the restaurants are just along the road, no more than 100 meters away and there are lots of them where it was pleasant eating outside in the sun. Breakfast in the hotel was very good and then it was only a short walk back to the Camino in the morning.

Charming hotel, very comfortable room. The owner was personally involved in every aspect of our stay, even allowing us to have an early breakfast due to our need to get on the Camino early for a long day of walking. Highly recommend.

Small, good and convenient hotel for the Camino. Clean. Breakfast area in the back. It looks like a shaded interior patio is being built too. This is directly across from the bus station. Although there is no bar, there are several Paredo hotels in town with nice bars for the evening.

The Hotel is situated just on the old historical part of the town. Part of the buidling is constructed on a part of the actual medieval town walls. It is a centuries old buidling decorated with charm, clean and comfortable. The owners make you feel very much at home at all moments. It includes a botanical garden. Breakfast is very good though not included in the price but worth having. The rooms are small but very comfortable and nicely decorated though they lack a cupboard though hangers are provided in an alcove. The bathroom is decorated in modern style. All in all a perfect stay for one night.

The hostal is right on the main street, but everything typically gets quiet here between 10 and 11 pm, so the location wouldn’t usually be an issue. That is, of course, unless you have the misfortune to be there on a night when there is a concert 1/2 block from your window. The concert began at 7 pm and ended at 3 am, and the last drunks had staggered home by 4 am, so there was time for a 2-hr nap before getting up for another long, hot day on the Camino. Apart from the concert, over which the hostal had no control, we were happy with our private rooms and baths, as well as the breakfast, which was heartier than the typical breakfast that is served along the Camino. The hotel is on the edge of the old city and close to shops and a self-service laundromat, so you can re-supply and leave the next morning wearing clothes you did NOT wash out in a sink.