Hostal San Martin

Location is superb as are the rooms. Spotlessly clean and comfortable. The reception we got was second to none and owner was very helpful with advice on where to eat. Let us leave our bikes in the lobby downstairs too. Could not have been better

Beautiful hostal. Great host, makes you feel at home. 3 min from the catherdral, places to see, restaurants and bars. Very clean. I had tiom with sink, but shower and toilet to share. Everything very tidy, clean and nice.|I would reccomend for sure to peregrinos and to other tourists.

Beautiful rooms right in the center of the old town. Our room had a little balcony with a great view. The beds were very comfortable and the showers were hot. The owners were so friendly and made sure we had what we needed. The hostal had a little coffee machine but no kitchen.

Was not that easy to find the place, since it is not a typical hotel entrance so I had to ask around, but once I found it I was pleasantly surprised. Had a nice, large room with a balcony, fairly quiet (apart from the doves who enjoyed walking around on the roof of the balcony). Room was clean and pleasant, same with bathroom. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Even though the hotel is just around the corner of some nice restaurants, cafes and bars, it is surprisingly quiet. Owner does a great job in avoiding Corona!

I loved this pension. The building was ancient and historical. I loved the woodwork, the door handles and attention to detail. It felt like being in another era. The owners are super friendly and helpful. Our room was clean, spacious and we had the most delightful en suite bathroom. This hotel is situated in the old quarter of Leon and we loved the ambience and the setting.

Was recommended this hostal from a fellow pilgrim to spend my rest day in Leon. Situated in the old part of town, off the Main Street but close to the cathedral and other sites. Lovely big rooms with large ensuite bathroom. My room was quiet as it faced the courtyard not the street. Great place to stay.

Tucked away in a small plaza (Plaza Torres de Omana) it is a hidden gem. From the door at street level you walk through a hall way then up stairs to the entrance of the Hostel. Warm friendly place, home from home feel. You have the choice of rooms to the front or rooms that overlook the rear courtyard. Noisier at the front but this would depend on time of year visiting. We went for room that looked over the courtyard and even though very quiet, the courtyard was missing a little love and care. On hindsight a room at the front would have been fine as the town and plaza was very quiet. Lovely bathroom, a huge bathroom, with lovely old/antique taps, basin, bath etc.

Located on the second floor (third floor if you count the floor level as 1) near the cathedral, the hostel is very welcoming. The rooms are clean and the beds comfortable. The balcony door, which opens on to a busy street, actually has two doors, one of them double-paned, which helps to keep the late-night noise to a reasonable level. The lobby is comfortable, with a sofa, chairs, plants, and many books. Very reasonably priced for all the comfort that's offered. I got a private room with ensuite bath, but there are also rooms with shared bath.