Hotel Cueli

Rosana at the front desk was incredibly kind when I ran into transportation trouble. She went out of her way to help, then checked back to see that it had worked out. As someone who doesn’t speak Spanish fluently, I was grateful the desk staff could talk with me in English while I was anxious about getting where I needed to go. The café is quaint, and having a meal there was calm and relaxing. It’s also right across from a bus station. I was here during my Camino, and I’ll remember how kind everyone was. Thank you all!

I’ve been coming here for work for seven years. It’s a family-run hotel with good rooms, food and restaurant, and genuinely nice people. I’d recommend staying here, so come on in!

The beds were really comfortable, and both dinner and breakfast were among the best I’ve had on the Camino so far. It isn’t a luxury place, but it’s very good, especially for the price. I’m glad I stayed here.

We’ve stopped here a couple of times while driving from our flat in the Murcia region to Santander for the ferry back to the UK. After the 850 km trip, it gives us a restful night, and the ferry terminal is an easy 20-30 minute drive away. The hotel is five minutes from the A67, in a fairly quiet spot, with plenty of parking. It’s clean, the staff are always friendly and helpful, and the price is good, around £50 for two including a decent breakfast. It suits us perfectly, and we’ll make it our regular stop.