La Casa en el Camino

We had a great family break here. The place is beautiful and kept really clean and tidy, and we enjoyed the breakfasts. Marisa was always there to help with whatever we needed. It was just right for switching off and having a good time. Thanks for everything, we hope to come back!

The room was fine, and I really enjoyed the jet shower. Since the house is on the Camino de Santiago, as its name implies, it suited the setting. Marisa welcomed me, and breakfast was already set out for the following morning when I arrived. I didn’t get to see her again to say goodbye.

The hotel service was really good, and the staff were very nice. The setting is lovely, with great views and a spot right by the A8. A couple of things bothered us, though: breakfast was an extra €5 per person, and we missed having fresh juice or fresh tomato with the toast. At €549 for six days, it also felt expensive for what we got. Then again, it was the first week of August, when prices go up, even though I’d booked back in May. Apart from that, everything was great.

The rooms were reasonably clean, but room number 5 had a very old wardrobe with such a strong smell that we couldn’t keep clothes in it. The Wi-Fi didn’t reach that room either, so we had to use it in the shared areas. The house itself is lovely for a few days, surrounded by nature and good for getting away from everything. Breakfast costs €5 per person and isn’t included. It’s rather sparse, with little choice: toast with butter and jam, packaged muffins, an omelet, and coffee or tea. For someone with celiac disease, the only options were a banana, an apple, and a small packet of rice cakes.