I had a very bad experience at hotel san zoilo…read more I was a pilgrim on the camino de Santiago and spend a night there. I was using a luggage service that moves my luggage from town to town as I walk. When the service came to pick up my luggage (I had already left and started walking) they refused to let my luggage go because there was a problem with the card I had used on booking. com to make the booking they said! Like that's a reason to "steal" the luggage! I walked for 6 hours and I arrive at another tiny town and my luggage is not here. I call them, I gave them a new card for the bill and then they refused to send the luggage at their own expense to my current location! This is a multi-million dollar company!. They got paid and they are refusing to provide even basic customer service. They definitely do not deserve to have a 4 star rating!. And upon further investigation the hotel room charge had gone through only the $12 breakfast did not go through!! You keep someone's luggage for $12? which i paid when they brought it to my attention A lot of the staff does not speak English either. My refrigerator in the room was not working and they charge me 2.50 for a piece of bread that I didn't Even ask for during dinner and which was starting to go stale

Good place for a great evening with friends and family. Food and wine selection is greatread more

Most pleasant front desk staff. Excellent location on edge of the old city. Restaurants abound…read more Superb breakfast. Quiet. Lots of hot water for bathing. Clean. Very close to all sights. Price was right too.

* Great location. * Great value…read more * Clean and well appointed * Parking at a fair price * Friendly staff As a first time visitor, driving into Burgos late and lost, I passed through a lot of the city. Most parts and people as I asked for directions, were kind of uninviting. The AC Burgos,is in the part of town you want to be in. It's situated on the tree lined Paseo de Isla which runs along the river, where you can enjoy a stroll, see the Cathedral de Burgos, and walk to the Plaza Mayor, from which a lot of great restaurants are reachable. It's easier to park on the street in Burgos than in other places, though at ~10E for the hotel parking, I thought it was well worth not wasting time looking for a public parking spot. The decor of the hotel business oriented, but was very nice.

Three stars because the hotel itself is simply stunning. It feels like you're staying in a 15th…read morecentury palacio with all the modern conveniences (the shower rocks). The service, however, is severely lacking. The food at dinner wasn't bad, just a bit pedestrian. The service at breakfast was rude, supercilious, and dismissive. The waiter brought exactly what he felt like bringing despite my having ordered in Spanish. After the 3rd time he tried to push eggs on me I said very slowly, "No. Me gusta. Huevos." He looked at me, stunned, as if to say, "The barbarians speak our language?!" He brought Americanos when cortados were requested, etc. Other guests had the same issues. Come here to stay. Go elsewhere to eat.

This is the best place to eat when visiting burgers. Very old-school. The building itself has been…read morearound forever thousand 200 years and some of the staff looks like it also ha ha. The dish that everyone orders because it is the one dish that this place is best known for its Corderito (lamb). It is absolutely delicious and the meat just melts off the bone. The homemade bread is incredible.

From the owner: AC Hotel Palencia is a modern hotel in Palencia with 65 spacious guest rooms fully equipped to…read moreensure that those coming to the city for a few days on business or for pleasure will enjoy the most comfortable of stays.

When Gayle and I recently visited Santo Domingo, we stayed at the other Parador in Town - Hotel…read moreSanto Domingo Bernardo de Fresneda. Ours was a very nice 3+ Star Parador, and still within walking distance of the Cathedral and of course the Camino de Santiago. The Parador Hotel Sto. Domingo de la Calzada is located right next to the Cathedral (and Tower) and a simple turn off the Camino. It's a gorgeous Parador and occupies a 12th century former hospital. Built by Saint Dominic, it was used to give shelter to the pilgrims on the Road to Santiago. We walked around and were very impressed. And although we were very happy with our Bernardo choice, this Parador might have turned out even better.

If you are walking the Camino (as many people are in this town) -- this Parador is a sight for…read moresore/muddy/cold eyes and feet. While it will run you 10x what an albergue costs, if you haven't spoiled yourself since St. Jean, you should. The lower lobby level has a lot of historical artifacts from when this place was used way back when, and that ties nicely back to the history of the Camino de Santiago, so it's not like you aren't being a pilgrim. The breakfast buffet was also a nice break from the standard coffee/croissant. The rooms are comfortable, the bath tubs huge, and while the beds leave a little to be desired, in all honesty --- you have the room to yourself, and it feels like a slice of heaven. I would definitely come back if I ever find myself in northern Spain.

What a great hotel! Restored convent. Great restaurant,…read moregreat sitting area, awesome breakfast. Parking for a fee. The hotel staff was extremely helpful with everything- including emails I sent to them months in advance inquiring about the wineries. The wineries were within walking distance which was a plus. Town square which housed tapas restaurants was only a few feet away as well. I highly recommend this hotel.

I love this boutique hotel, service, restaurant and complete building are amazing. We didn't have…read morecharger and they send to us right away, iron as well. Been in Haro has been the most amazing experience. Hotel highly recommend.

We got the pilgrim menú and found it so-so: a ridiculous excuse for paella (but what else could we…read morehave expected?), some tasty but unspectacular stews and fish, truly awful wine, and a nice flan. On the plus side, it opens for breakfast at 6 AM, a godsend for early morning pilgrims.