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Hotel in Puente la Reina
This 12th-century tower is located in the medieval walled town of Puente la Reina, in Navarra. All good for accommodation purposes-no complaints
Hotel in Puente la Reina
Hotel Jakue is set in the historic village of Puente la Reina, 11 mi from Pamplona. This small hotel offers free Wi-Fi, free on-site parking and functional rooms with plasma TVs. We travelled on the 1st January, and they opened the hotel just for us The service was excellent. They made us feel very welcome
Puente la Reina
Villa Marina is located in Puente la Reina and offers a shared lounge and a terrace. The villa has garden views and is 14 miles from Estella. We were on foot from the Camino and had some difficulty finding the apartment. The owner came immediately and met us. He also went to collect our luggage. Great experience, just be aware the apartment is short walk from town. Up a hill, past the cemetery and turn right. Easy once you know where it is.
Puente la Reina
Set in Puente la Reina, Apartamento Rural Puente La Reina offers accommodations with a balcony and free WiFi. The property features city views and is 13 mi from Estella. Everything was superb - we will return.
Puente la Reina
Ganbara is located in Puente la Reina and offers a restaurant and a bar. The apartment features city views and is 13 miles from Estella. Everything was wonderful,hosts ,apartment and location. Thank you.
Puente la Reina
Located in Puente la Reina, Albergue Jakue features a restaurant, bar, garden, and free WiFi. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a terrace. The young man who greeted us & showed us our rooms was so friendly and helpful. He went above & beyond to make sure we felt welcome & answered all of our questions.
Puente la Reina
Offering free WiFi and mountain views, Casa Maitetxu is a property located in Puente la Reina. The property has city views and is 13 miles from Estella. Really lovely apartment & the host was wonderful
Puente la Reina
Set in Puente la Reina, Albergue Santiago Apostol has a bar, garden and free WiFi. All guest rooms feature a shared bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. Very Clean very modern an Excellant place to stay
Puente la Reina
Hotel Rural Bidean is set in a restored 14th-century stone building in Puente de la Reina, 11 miles from Pamplona. It offers traditional country-style heated rooms with flat-screen TVs. Food was awesome. Room was excellent
Obanos (Near Puente la Reina)
Casa Rural Villazón II - A 16 km de Pamplona is located in Obanos and offers a shared lounge and a terrace. The property features garden views and is 17 miles from Estella.
Beautiful little town, everywhere is a detail to admire, great wine bar at the end of the Main Street and after 100mts you can admire the bridge and the river from a beautiful resting garden. Definitely worth it to stay for a night.
A truly amazing place full of history and nice people. Great food and plenty of reasonable places to stay. Ideal for using as a base to explore this beautiful part of Spain. The local food is simple but great tasting, nice local wines and plenty of bars and terraces to enjoy the sunshine. On the pilgrims way to Santiago de Compostella it is full of different people from all over the world and if history is your thing there is lots to explore.
Small town with a famous Bridge. Local churches are very nice as us the old Main Street with several cafes. Pilgrim menu is so cheap for what you get in places. Compact center. One day is prob enough.
Puente la Reina is a delightful village/town to wander around and explore. Of course the bridge is beautiful but make sure you give yourself time to sit beneath it and take it all in rather than just cross it. Plenty of little shops and restaurants too.
It rained heavily all the time so we saw very little of it. I really didn't like the really really tall and narrow streets. They were so dark because there were no colours on the walls or doors. Everything looked closed up and lifeless. We didn't get as far as the riverside maybe that would have been nicer.
Puente la Reina is a great little stop if you are doing the Camino Way. It has a lovely medieval bridge. The town itself is very quiet and nothing is open during siesta, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing!
