Meseta accommodatoin

[fermanagh]

Happy New Year to all who use this forum and walk the camino.
I hope to walk from Burgos to Leon at the end of June.
I would be grateful for any recommendations for casa rual or small hotels along the way.

 

[SabsP]

In between Burgos and Leon I mainly slept in albergues but stayed in a hostal once. Hostal El Peregrino in El Burgo Ranero is recommendable. 20 € for a single with my own bathroom. Clean and nice : just what I needed after 20 k. of constant rain.
http://www.paginasamarillas.es/fichas/i ... 00001.html

 

[anniethenurse]

Re: Meseta accommodation

Hontanas the private albergue El Puntido has private rooms. http://www.puntido.com
Castrojeriz La Taberna http://www.yelp.com/biz/la-taberna-castrojeriz
Fromista Pension Marisa Pza. San Martin, 3. http://pensionmarisa.com/
Carrion Hostal Santiago. Single room with bath €35. http://www.hostalsantiago.es/
Moratiños the Peacable Kingdom 979- 061 465 Donativo GREAT!
Leon Hotel Paris

and many others. I usually stay at the albergues so no experience from all those mentioned above. Have friends who can recomended the ones above.

el-camino-frances/topic11268.html

 

[fermanagh]

In between Burgos and Leon I mainly slept in albergues but stayed in a hostal once. Hostal El Peregrino in El Burgo Ranero is recommendable. 20 € for a single with my own bathroom. Clean and nice : just what I needed after 20 k. of constant rain.
http://www.paginasamarillas.es/fichas/i ... 00001.html

Many thanks Sabine. Nice to think about on New Year's Day.

 

[peregrina2000]

Though I too usually stay in albergues, over the years I've had my fair share of splurges.

Castrojeriz: La Posada de Castrojeriz, http://www.laposadadecastrojeriz.es/ (but as I was looking it up on google, I came across another one that looks nice and maybe a little less expensive since it's a ** rather than a ***, Hotel La Cachava, http://www.lacachava.com/ )

Villalcazar de Sirga, Hotel Infanta Dona Leonor,http://www.hostal-infantaleonor.com/ . This is a one star hotel, and when I stayed there about 5 years ago, it was immaculate. It's newly built, centrally located, and has a nice garden out back. There is a church in town with a wow-zer retablo (not sure what that's called in English), and a very good restaurant if you're into meats. Also various bakeries with local specialties.

Carrion de los Condes. The Santa Clara Convent right at the entrance to town has private rooms, and is very clean. I have stayed there twice, and was always put in a triple room, but I imagine that they have other sizes as well. I have a vivid memory of crisp brilliantly white sheets, which were a welcome change. But I have also stayed at a three-star hotel on the Camino on the way out of town, located in an old monastery, The Hotel Monasterio San Zoilo, http://www.sanzoilo.com/. As guests there we had free run of the church/cloister, etc, which was quite a treat. The grounds were also great for picnics. I think I may have read something about renovations, but their website just shows that they are closed from the 24th of Dec. to 6 Jan. I also once heard from someone who got bedbugs there, or thinks he did, but I know that can happen anywhere on the Camino.

In Leon,I frequently have a little splurge and stay at the Posada Regia. It's an old stone building, terrific location, and very nice staff. http://www.regialeon.com/
Buen camino, Laurie

 

[fermanagh]

Though I too usually stay in albergues, over the years I've had my fair share of splurges.

Castrojeriz: La Posada de Castrojeriz, http://www.laposadadecastrojeriz.es/ (but as I was looking it up on google, I came across another one that looks nice and maybe a little less expensive since it's a ** rather than a ***, Hotel La Cachava, http://www.lacachava.com/ )

Villalcazar de Sirga, Hotel Infanta Dona Leonor,http://www.hostal-infantaleonor.com/ . This is a one star hotel, and when I stayed there about 5 years ago, it was immaculate. It's newly built, centrally located, and has a nice garden out back. There is a church in town with a wow-zer retablo (not sure what that's called in English), and a very good restaurant if you're into meats. Also various bakeries with local specialties.

Carrion de los Condes. The Santa Clara Convent right at the entrance to town has private rooms, and is very clean. I have stayed there twice, and was always put in a triple room, but I imagine that they have other sizes as well. I have a vivid memory of crisp brilliantly white sheets, which were a welcome change. But I have also stayed at a three-star hotel on the Camino on the way out of town, located in an old monastery, The Hotel Monasterio San Zoilo, http://www.sanzoilo.com/. As guests there we had free run of the church/cloister, etc, which was quite a treat. The grounds were also great for picnics. I think I may have read something about renovations, but their website just shows that they are closed from the 24th of Dec. to 6 Jan. I also once heard from someone who got bedbugs there, or thinks he did, but I know that can happen anywhere on the Camino.

In Leon,I frequently have a little splurge and stay at the Posada Regia. It's an old stone building, terrific location, and very nice staff. http://www.regialeon.com/
Buen camino, Laurie

many thanks for all this... nice to dream about on a grey, January day!