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"The only issue I have with this hotel is that I needed to sleep until noon, which was checkout time. housekeepers were very loud in the hallways. They were moving furniture and vacuuming in the room next-door to mine. I had a do not disturb sign on my door. Perhaps they should have started cleaning rooms farther away from mine? "

"The owner was a gem and made staying here (as Pilgrims) worthwhile. She came out into the street to welcome us and immediately offered us a cold drink. Also helped get our bags upstairs. The room was a little small and the beds just a bit harder than we liked. Bathroom fine and plenty of much needed hot water. Overall an enjoyable & comfortable stay. Great breakfast provided early the next morning."

"This is a plesant hotel in the old city with many options for food & drinks although not alwayas open (in May) when needed. The main problem was getting in: although a pleasant reception exists, when we arrived, no-one was there just a message on the door with spanish phone numbeerst to call, but without the international code. We were rescued by a fellow guest who was able to call the number and get instructions, but it was pretty frustrating. After that all was well."

"Everything was good"

"Nice clean bedroom. Staff was very nice and helpful."

"Gran lugar para llegar! Todos muy atentos! "

"Fantastic welcome on a very hot afternoon. Couple of flights of stairs up to the room. Fantastic view of the river below from the room. No aircon but super quiet and pleasant with the large window open during the stay."

"Although it is dog friendly, if you have a dog you cannot use the hotel facilities. Your dog is only allowed in reception and your room. There is no where you can use the dining facilities or have breakfast if you have a dog with you. There is no where near the hotel that you can eat or purchase food and drinks. There are no coffee or tea making facilities in the room."

"A fabulous little place, on our way back to the ferry at Santander, but in a remote corner of northern Spain. Around 15 miles off the beaten track and surrounded by gorgeous countryside but only 1.5 hours from the port. We received a warm welcome from our hostess, Karmah, who looked after our every need, supplying local information, as well as cooking us a splendid evening meal. Highly recommend to anyone visiting northern Spain. A proper little rural gem."