La Casa de los Soportales ★★

This is the worst place we have stayed on the Camino. There is no one here to help you check in. You have to call the number on the door and try to understand what they said before they hang up on you. Then the server from the first Alburgue comes to let you in. Why stay here instead of the cheaper place with the same staff. The room is fine. Nothing nice about it but nothing bad. Definitely not worth the price. Also there are no services at all and you are on the edge on town. Even vending machines would be a helpful addition.

It is more expensive than others in the town but provides basic accommodations, including handwashing station, tea, towels, shampoo/body wash, extra blankets. You have to call the number on the door to be let in. Host was there quickly after calling. Booked via Booking.com but she asks you to pay cash on site. We asked to pay by card or if there was a way to pay through booking.com and she left and came back with a credit card reader machine and we were able to pay with card.

Very plain room and bathroom. No dinner or breakfast- need to walk over to the albergue down the street for meals. We wanted a private room & bathroom but nothing special about this place.

The double rooms were well equipped but overpriced and they demanded cash.

This seems to be s more modern place. However the bedspread was stained. Otherwise ok.

Property looks new. Room was clean, modern, and comfortable. Great shower. Breakfast room with tea. Price on booking was 65 not 45. We would stay again!

Clean, good towels and a nice comfortable bed. One of the best little hotels we have stayed at on the Camino.

We asked at one of the albergues if they had a private room and ended up bringing us here. We had a beautiful view of the park, town and churches. Was clean and modern. One of our better stays, would recommend.