Stayed here as a "luxury" break on the Camino de Santiago. It was a long, hot slog walking into Burgos and the hotel was a delight. The room was cool and very clean, the bathroom fabulous! The hotel is situated a short distance across the river from the city centre which is great as you don't want to walk too... More

This was the first actual hotel we stayed at while hiking the Camino de Santiago - took a rest day and spent two nights. We hadn't really had any intention of looking at 4 star hotels, due to our innate cheapness and all, but after having little to no luck for over an hour (arrived on a holiday Saturday) a... More

The hotel was small and compact, staff very helpful and the rooms were modern and clean. We had a double bed and all the mod cons. No view though. The hotel bar is a bit pants on the 1st floor. And pricy, i would go elsewhere for that. I would stay there again. Good value as we paid €40 per... More

We had a one night stay here on a coach tour. The hotel is well positioned to visit the town, being only a 10 minute easy walk away. The room we had overlooked the back area and the washing. It was adeqate for our needs, but on the tired side. It was narrow and smallish with a samll bathroom but... More

We chose this hotel because of its proximity to the town centre, we arrived and were able to park our car in the underground car park, but overall it reminded of me of the nursery rhyme, "When it was good it was good, but when it was bad it was shocking!" The good bits:- - Easy walking distance for the... More

At only £25/night for a double room I was a little concerned but had no need at all. This is a very good hotel. Our room was on the small side but very well fitted out & clean. In terms of value for money this would have been good at a higher price. Parking was 12 euro's which I also... More

Fortunately only had to stay here 1 night on a dreadful Shearings coach tour. The room we had faced the rear of the hotel and was without any sort of view at all. It was very cramped and much in need of moderisation. The bar didn't open until 8.15pm which was the same time as dinner was served. Decent sized... More

As I sit and look around the room at the broken bedside table, tiny tv screen, shadowed light struggling to find its way through the windows with external shutters 3/4 closed, hearing the water pouring down the pipes from the upstairs bathroom, I wonder how this hotel can still claim that it's a 4 star hotel. Perhaps in its 80s... More

This Hotel was nice although rooms a bit dark and damp smelling although only stopping once night; Breakfast good, and staff friendly which makes a nice change. Burgos was a fantastic b place and a must to see the Cathedral which has the final resting place of El.Cid