Hotel San Antón Abad Reviews

La habitacion era preciosa, tipo suite, con sofas y escritorio con vistas al pueblo.la cama muy comoda y las instalaciones muy limpia. La persona que nos atendió en recepcion tambien fue muy amable.

Hostal San Anton Abad in Villafranca Montes de Oca is housed in the historical pilgrims hospital, which has been restored with some dubious style but conserves nevertheless its antique character and charms. The hostel offers both dormitory accommodations and private rooms. The private room we were given was large and comfortable. The service is ok and the Pilgrim's dinner is very good, with a fair choice of dishes for the very reasonable price of €18. Breakfast is excellent, both for quality and quantity. Highly recommended.

The hotel was one of the more unique hotels that we stayed at while we did the Camino since it was formerly a hospital. It has many old pieces through the building as decoration. It is also conveniently located along the Camino with a couple bars/restaurants and a mini store within walking distance. We enjoyed the view from our window of the countryside. The breakfast buffet was filling and had a variety of fruits, pastries, choice of fried or scrambled eggs, juices, coffee, hot chocolate, bread, ham, cheese, yogurt. Be sure to go to the “cafeteria” and not the restaurant for the breakfast buffet if it’s included with your room price. We accidentally went to the restaurant first which is attached to the hotel and there was all kinds of confusion amongst our fellow pilgrims who also showed up to the restaurant and were being charged for a croissant and coffee. Luckily, I remembered that the person checking us in had pointed in the opposite direction of the restaurant when referring to the cafeteria. As far as the actual room, it was okay. The room was on the smaller side and the bed sagged in the middle. The headboard was also loose and wobbled. The bathroom had a strange smell. We had the windows open at night to let a breeze in since there is no AC (there’s a thermostat on the wall, but the AC did not work) and we could hear cars throughout the night.

Everything about San Anton Abad looks better than it actually is! We arrived after a day on the Camino and headed for the shower. Water was stone cold. When I asked, I was told that sometimes it trips off and today it must have. For goodness sake you're a hotel: if it trips off, fix it. The room was nice but a bit awkward: bedside tables were time: a very ornate bit tiny dressing table: a very ornate wardrobe...that doesn't open. No doubt they're getting around to it. There's a tv but it's the smallest I've seen on the Camino so far. Years since I saw one so small. Before we realised it wasn't great...while we were taken in by appearances, we went to eat in the restaurant. At €18 it's the most expensive menu del dia I've come across so far. A really good salad, but the other dishes were just ok, and dessert was disappointing. If you choose ice cream, it comes in a tiny container so I imagine nothing is cooked on site. At €89 per night it was just too expensive for the experience. Lots of stuff on show but the resting eating and sleeping could be much better

We stopped here for a night's sleep and a rest day. Beautiful property with an amazing staff. I can't say enough about how wonderful we have been treated here. We had a comfortable clean well appointed room. Walking around inside and outside on the property you find great treats.

We stayed in this hotel having walked past it in 2019 and we were not let down. Only drawback is restaurant opens at 8.00 p.m. which doesn't help if you wish to make an early start the next morning. Having said that I would recommend this hotel.

It was a nice place to stay, but it could have been much better. Essentially it’s a wonderful old building, and our room was clean and comfortable. But throughout the building and in our room, you get the sense that furniture, fabrics and other items are a bit ramshackle. Regardless, the staff were very pleasant, WiFi was strong, and food in the cafeteria and restaurant was OK.

Stayed while walking the Camino. A beautiful historic building and we had a huge bedroom with a four-poster bed. We had some fabulous drinks before dinner, and the Pilgrim’s menu for dinner was okay. Plenty of choice at breakfast, overall a good place to stay.

A ne pas rater. Magnifique établissement dans un beau domaine accueillant les pèlerins sur le chemin de Saint Jacques de Compostelle qui date du XIVième siècle. Bon restaurant et cafétéria pour le petit-déjeuner. Très bon rapport qualité/prix.

Accueil parfait, dortoir confortable sans lits superposés et une cuisine digne de ce nom. L'ensemble de bâtiments est cossu.. je recommande cet établissement pour les pèlerins.. continuez ainsi,,.............................'....

Buchung erfolgte durch spanisches Reisebüro Rutas Meigas in Zusammenarbeit mit Camino Tours Deutschland im Rahmen einer organisierten Pilgerreise. Sehr schönes herrschaftliches Haus mit allem notwendigen Komfort. Große Zimmer und Bad mit Badewanne. Restaurant für Frühstück, Mittag- und Abendessen. Menü für unter 20€. Frühstücksbuffet ausreichend.

Visitamos el yacimiento de Atapuerca. Pasamos una noche en este hotel por las recomendaciones que leímos . Fue un chasco . Habitación pequeña, agobiante, no funcionaba el aire acondicionado. Decoración muy recargada , daba sensacion de pensión en vez de hotel de 3 estrellas . Restaurante cierra a las 21.30h , así como el bar . No pudimos cenar en el y alrededores no hay muchas opciones. Puesto que está cerca de Atapuerca deberían cuidar más a los futuros turistas , no sólo a los peregrinos. No hay indicaciones de nada , tampoco en las habitaciones hay plano del hotel para una posible emergencia . Eso sí, la habitación y baño estaba muy limpio. El desayuno buffet es regular, no recomiendo.

Très bel hôtel surprenant dans un petit village au milieu des champs. Le calme absolu. Accueil au top. Chambre spacieuse tout comme la salle de bain. En plus on a découvert que c’était aussi un hébergement sur le Camino Frances. On y reviendra donc en tant que pèlerin