Hotel El Jardín de Eugenia

Jardin de Eugenia is easy to find and is on the main road into town. There are only about four parking spaces but if you drive past, with the hotel on you left, the first turning on your left takes you to the large, free public parking by the bus station.||Check in was lovely and the hotel has a unique and nice feel about it. The rooms are individually designed and decorated, but as I am not au fait with the art style I can simply say that ours (Tamarind) had a bare, minimalist look with old, brown furniture. Arty or not,the important things are that the room was clean and comfortable, and the en-suite was smart with a superb shower. There is a lounge downstairs as well as a comfortable outside terrace.||Breakfast was very good and you simply choose what you want from the menu and it is brought to you. We had juice, fresh melon, a plate of cheese, tomato toast, eggs and bacon, crusty bread and jam and good coffee. There’s are also croissants and home made cake, but we never had room for those. It was all very good.||The bottom line is that this is a very nice hotel with an easy parking option and is only a short stroll into town. We would happily use it again.

The room we stayed in was quite lovely. Unfortunately we were disappointed in two things. (1) The breakfast was 12.50€ per person and it was a menu. The person seemed annoyed when we wanted more food. However, for that much money I expect to get as much as I want. (2) There was a nice terrace but we had to leave it by 9 pm when the person running the reception desk wanted to go home. There was no reason why we couldn’t stay out on the terrace as hotel guests.

Stopped here for one night whilst walking the Camino. Highly recommend it to fellow pilgrims who are not staying in the Albergues. Lovely personal-touch hotel. Lovely terrace at the back of the hotel to rest your tired feet. Nice room. Great shower. Lovely breakfast. Can’t fault it.

Lovely family run hotel full of character. Room was clean and comfortable, if a tad noisy from hhe road. Bathrobes in bathroom appreciated. Nice little bar and terrace overlooking the river and rocks beyond (where the famous prehistoric paintings are located) Fantastic breakfast offering and great coffee. Whilst not english speakers, everything written is bilingual. Hotel dog very welcoming!

We stayed for two nights whilst walking the Camino Norte.||We chose Ribedasella as our rest day, and what a good choice. We had a lovely room in a friendly, hospitable hotel on the edge of a lovely little town with easy walking distance to both the old and new towns.||The hotel inside has a boutique style. It's modern in a Spanish way in an older building, very well maintained with quality furniture and bedding.||Breakfast was excellent, cooked to order with plenty of choice and served very quickly. We loved having time to graze in such pleasant surroundings on our rest day.

Arrived for a one night stay, wish we could have stayed longer the hotel was amazing. We were walking the Camino and had a huge day, on arrival we asked for tea prior to getting to our room. Not only did we get a lovely big pot of tea but also a huge slice of cake which was very thoughtful. Lovely hotel, nice big bedroom and gorgeous bathroom. One of the few bathrooms that had face flannels. Delicious breakfast served quickly with amazing choices. Great location very handy to a selection of restaurants and near the beach. Thanks

This hotel was a lovely surprise at the end of a busy drive. Not a fantastic location, a bit difficult to get to and with limited parking. I had no road noise in my room. The hosts were very friendly and welcoming. The room and attached en-suite was very comfortable with the en-suite seeming to have been recently nicely refurbished. There is a huge area at reception level that guests can use - couches, armchairs and TV. The price included quite a lot for breakfast including cooked eggs and ham and cheese offered in several different ways. Given most other places I stayed in Spain over a 4 week period this was excellent value at 60 Euros for a solo traveller. Would happily stay again and recommend to others.

The room was nicely decorated and the lady at reception was very friendly and helpful. However, I agree with one reviewer who said it was hot. Would have been nice if there was a fan (I stay in mid-June) I don't really get the good breakfast review. My morning panini was barely bigger than my finger. As I am walking the camino, this is really very stingy with food. But at least the coffee was good.