Refuge Bujaruelo

One of the better refugios that I stayed in during my gr11 trek. The food was excellent and varied, there is a large to choose from and the rooms are nice with a shower and bathroom in each dormitory.

Stunning location go walking straight from site. Clean toilets and showers. The road was quite bad going there 4km of stone road with pot holes. But amazing when you arrive

My 7 year old daughter my 13 year old son and I made a day long excursion from Camping Ordesa (incredible place, incredible people) which is about a half a mile to the North of Torla to the Roman bridge El Puente de Abetos to and from San Nicola de Bujaruelo. We covered over 8 kilometers of trail (first half of the excursion) and had the incredible pleasure of seeing the bridge and the Refuge come into view below us in the last 500 meters of the trail. I was dreaming of a nice cold cerveza and my kids had their minds fixed on an ice-cream, of course. ||||The next time we make the trip I am going to lighten up my load and head out with out the picnic so we can try the food, since from what I saw, the food looked good and the other clients seemed to be enjoying the fare. What I can say for sure is that the staff was great... straight up. The prices seemed entirely reasonable considering the location. ||||Peoples opinion of this place might be a little different if you drive up in a car. When you trek in you understand the place better and appreciate it for what it truly is: a fantastic place to and get a drink, have a meal, and stay for a while to visit farther up in the mountains where the scenery just gets better and better. My kids and I especially liked seeing the groups of climbers and spelunkers that came and went, clanking along, using the camp grounds next to the Refugio as their base camp. The camp ground themselves looked more like a parking lot than a camp ground but I am sure the people staying there didn't care much since it was all about location. ||||Simple, straight forward and made for people who want a nice reward half way thru or at the end or a hard day's adventure. Be sure to take a dip in the Rio Bujaruelo under the Roman bridge while you are there: it is just as cold as the beers at the Refugio and right next door (100 meters).

The best place. Elena and the Team are like a family and they look after the guests! Location is brilliant, food very very nice and the service is simply the best. Being there on my own I felt very welcomed and safe

Had a pleasant stay here! A great starting point for hikes. The facilities are simple, but that is made up for by plenty of space on the camp site, great views of the surrounding mountains, terrific meals at the restaurant and very friendly and sincere staff. Thanks!

Excellent refuge. Best thing about it is the excellent food offered for dinner. Lots of choice and delicious. Red wine in the bar was also excellent. Dorm was fine, although some PowerPoints would be good. And of course, it's in a magnificent setting.

They‘ve got some great salad + cheese burgers!

We stayed 3 nights in the Refugio Bujaruelo in one of the rooms that has its own bathroom. The room had a fabulous view of the mountains, was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was excellent - plenty to eat and great coffee. Dinner each evening was superb - we are vegetarians and they produced fantastic vegetarian dishes for us. The staff were all very friendly and the whole place had a great atmosphere. We also did two fantastic walks directly from the refugio - one day up the Valle de Ordeso and the other to the frozen Ibon de Bernatuara. The famous Valle de Ordesa is also nearby. ¡Muchas gracias!