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Hotel in Astorga
This stylish spa hotel is 328 feet from Astorga Town Hall, in the city center. It offers an extensive spa and modern rooms with free WiFi. Maria and her colleague give excellent service! Would love to stay here again in these beautiful rooms with this amazing service, clean, great aircon system
Hotel in Astorga
Located in the historic town of Astorga and next to its main square, this hotel is set on the Camino De Santiago Pilgrimage Route. Beautiful hotel situated on a lovely plaza. We got a room with a balcony overlooking the square even though we had paid a very modest rate. It was Easter Sunday and the locals were out in numbers. It was lovely to listen to the buzz. There was no sound at all when the windows were closed so we had a peaceful night's sleep. The hotel has a garage where we safely stored our bikes. Lovely towels, comfortable beds, very clean. Good breakfast.
Hotel in Astorga
Hotel Gaudi is set across from Astorga's Santa María Cathedral and Gaudí’s Episcopal Palace, on the Santiago de Compostela Pilgrimage Route. Its dining room offers views of the palace. Good hotel in good spot ! Astorga serves good breakfasts on all of its plazas: the best near the Council Hall. This hotel is next to the cathedral and the Gaudi Palace. Also close to shops, busstation, train.
Hotel in Astorga
Set in a beautiful Art Nouveau mansion in central Astorga, this hotel is just 328 feet from Antoni Gaudí’s Episcopal Palace. We were walking the Camino de Santiago and this was a perfect stay. Loved the room, restaurant for lunch and the breakfast buffet. The desk staff went above and beyond to find us a farmacia open on Sunday.
Hotel in Astorga
Set in the walled town of Astorga, Casa Tepa is next to the cathedral and Gaudí Palace. This restored 18th-century palace offers elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi and plasma-screen TVs. The house is full of history of one family. Very polite people, clean and comfortable room
Hotel in Astorga
This hotel is located in Astorga, just 492 feet from the cathedral. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi and a seating area with a sofa and flat-screen TV. Breakfast was excellent - wide choice and all you wanted.
Hotel in Astorga
This Mediaeval-style, country hotel is in Pradorrey, a small town 2 miles from Astorga. There is free parking and easy access via the A-6 La Coruña Highway.
Astorga
Featuring a shared lounge, Albergue Só Por Hoje, Albergue de Peregrinos no Caminho de Santiago is located in Astorga in the Province of Leon region, a 4-minute walk from Palacio Episcopal de Astorga... Feel like home, Patricia was amazing host, very welcoming, everything was clean and dinner and breakfast was wonderful.
Astorga
Located a 5-minute walk from Palacio Episcopal de Astorga in Astorga, Housingleón - Apartamentos Fauno provides accommodations with air conditioning and free WiFi. Full of character, nice old building, loads of space, spotlessly clean.
Astorga
Located in Astorga and with Palacio Episcopal de Astorga reachable within a 3-minute walk, Imprenta Musical Alojamiento provides a tour desk, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout... Was in a nice location-close to everything but quiet. Very clean and helpful front staff.
Hotel in Astorga
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El Descanso de Wendy, Posada Real Casa de Tepa, and Eurostars Vía de la Plata are some of the popular hotels in Astorga.
On average, 3-star hotels in Astorga cost $116 per night, and 4-star hotels in Astorga are $159 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Astorga can be found for $0 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
These hotels in Astorga are highly rated by couples: El Descanso de Wendy, Posada Real Casa de Tepa, and Eurostars Vía de la Plata.
Hotel Gaudi, Posada Real Casa de Tepa, and Eurostars Vía de la Plata got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Astorga.
Many families visiting Astorga loved staying at El Descanso de Wendy, Posada Real Casa de Tepa, and Eurostars Vía de la Plata.
For hotels in Astorga that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try El Descanso de Wendy, Posada Real Casa de Tepa, and Hotel Spa Ciudad de Astorga By PortBlue Boutique.
Once a BIG city along the Camino, things are a bit quieter, but still very pleasant. We spent one full day with visits to the Gaudi Palace (the poor Bishop!) and Cathedral. Our favorite pastime is walking the streets within the old town, sampling the chocolate for which the town is famous (Cortez first brought beans from Mexico to Astorga where a local nun created the recipe for what we now know as chocolate; in my book, reason enough to visit). Other local delicacies: Maragato (a multi-plated feast of local meats and a stew of chickpeas and cabbage) and Mantecadas (sponge cake). Note: the train station is quiet and, when we arrived, there were no taxis. If arriving by train, ask your lodging to arrange for a pick up. Bus arrivals are easier; directly across from the cathedral.
Astorga is a lovely town with plenty to see for a weekend stay. Main attraction is the Antonio Gaudi-designed Bishop's Palace (now a museum), a sort of Sleeping Beauty castle designed as a residence for the bishop of the cathedral next door. Secondly, the architecture and buildings all around town -- you can walk for hours and it's even large enough to get lost in, so bring your phone. The cathedral is sadly not very worthwhile -- drab, disorganized, you can go in but you won't stay long. Tip: Almost all shops are closed Sunday, except for the moust touristic, so do your shopping on Saturday.
The old town center was great--an example for the rest of the world! The whole town seemed to come out in the afternoons and evenings to eat, drink, socialize and people watch. It is a model of good urban design fostering community. All pedestrian of course! The people were very friendly to the peregrinos (like me) passing through on their way to Santiago.
A lovely town with a beautiful Cathedral and Museums, churches , and architecture. Many good restaurants, cafes and bars , also a traditional market on Tuesdays. The local people and staff serving in the restaurants and cafes are very friendly and kind to all.
Interesting old town with history, character and a great stop on The Camino de Santiago walk which has given a new lease of life to Astorga. The cuisine is another attraction and one hopes the improved economy will continue ... with its abnormally large cathedral and the Gaudi palace, charming town hall, plus the eccentric Paneiro poet family dwelling all add interest and
So much to see in such a small town! I enjoyed the cathedral, episcopal palace designed by Gaudí, the Roman museum, and the Roman Route tour. So much architecture and history! Wish I’d had time for the chocolate museum.
Astorga
Rooms size were OK for this kind of hotel, Room space was clean. WiFi was free and worked OK inside the room. Bathroom was spacious, clean and didn't have any maintenance problems; everything was in perfect working conditions. The hostal is located at the city exit, but the city center is still at a walkable distance. Car parking in the street is free and there are many free places
Astorga
Great location with short walking distance to all the sights, bars and restaurants . Nice sized apartment with views over a leafy square. Kitchen facilities were good apart from the lack of a kettle. Parking in nearby hotel is free of charge. Good value for money. Astorga was an unexpected gem.
The place was realy great. We had a really large room, a comfortablr bed. The staff was very friendly. They had a small kitchen where we made tea. We left the hotel early in the morning and they prepared us breakfast an evening before.
Astorga
Mery & Jose Luis are amazing people ! Everything was super ! And, Jose Luis gave us a little presentation of the Astorga city in a history intensive class Thank you both very much !! Erlon & family !
Location, location, location! Safe walk from bus station to hotel late at night. Clean, quiet comfortable room! Breakfast and coffee were fabulous. Lots of plugs. Reception people speak fluent English.
This is an unusual hotel, compared to others that I stayed in along the Camino. It has the look of almost like a museum - with sitting rooms with elegant furniture and a charming outdoor patio.
Right on the Camino (outside the front door) this lovely hotel is situated opposite the cathedral . Rooms were comfortable and staff very helpful
The location was great. Not too in the center but not that far out. The host was wonderful. Could have not asked for a better stay in Astorga.
this hotel has a great location right on the Plaza Mayor. it is modern and well appointed. the staff were particularly kind and helpful.
Lovely, modern boutique hotel in a historic building, centrally located in town.