Hotel Cabildo is located in the centre of Burgos, a historic town in Northern Spain…read more We paid the 'walk in from the street' price of 56 euros per night, room only. Breakfast is available at extra cost. The hotel does have car parking facilities, either in the open car park behind the hotel or at a special rate in a public car park. Parking is quite pricey at 14 euros per night, however this seemed to be the case throughout the town. The entrance to Hotel Cabildo is somewhat confusing, as what appears to be the entrance is actually the back of the hotel, with a sign directing you to a different street for the entrance. It's not immediately apparent where to go, but we found it without too much difficulty. The reception area is very welcoming, brightly lit and has a very modern feel. The majority of the mid-range hotels in Burgos all seemed to charge around the same rate (50 to 60 euro per night). For the price, this was one of the more 'swanky' looking places and we were very impressed. We got a double room, which was very spacious and comfortable., Everything was in excellent condition and well presented. The room had a very modern, new feel to it. The room comprised a double bed, flat screen TV, desk and chair and large wardrobe. We were provided with 4 bottles of water. The bathroom was very impressive. Ornate sinks and a huge bathtub, and what impressed us most of all - the freebies! A full complimentary set of goodies including shower gel, shampoo, a comb, a shaving set, shoe polisher etc Internet was available in the room at an extra charge, there was also an internet terminal at reception. The hotel has it's own restaurant although we didn't eat there so can't comment. Room service was also available. Reception staff were very friendly and we received very good service. This was a good hotel for a short break, well located to see Burgos and good value. A very modern, clean, inviting place with a touch of luxury but without inflated prices.

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.

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.

After a day on the Camino, the room offered a great bed and a full bath including a tub! Luxury…read moreafter staying in Hostels and a very good place to restore my body before heading off to Fromista. Hospitable, clean, charming and a wonderful atmosphere.

Loved our stay here! It's right across the river from the Arco, Catedral, and pretty much…read moreeverything you'll need while in Burgos. The beds we're comfy, water pressure was good, and the service was great. The WiFi could've been better, but it didn't ruin our stay. The nice lady at the desk was also able to refrigerate the cheese we bought from the Mercado Sur. Awesome!

Lovely location; great staff and breakfast. The designers of this hotel…read moreshould be punished by making them stay here for a week. Form won over function at every corner. From the bathroom (shower door touches the floor and swings out so you can't put a towel down and water gets everywhere) to the seating- so uncomfortable! Lighting is horrible all over the hotel. I hope the next renovation focuses on comfort rather than aesthetics.

Solid hotel. Very clean and modern. The location is great. It's right off of the river and close to…read morethe center of town. The hotel service is a little aloof. But, that seems to be the norm in Northern Spain. And, the rooms lighting isn't great. They are rather dark rooms. Albeit, very clean.

The location is the perk of this place. You are literally blocks away from the Cathedral. It's a…read morebrief 10 minute walk which we enjoyed. The accommodations are similar to a motel, but they have a small continental breakfast (mainly pastries, fruit which I hear is typical in Spain). The WiFi was poor as well.

We booked this online because it said 4 stars and was only 60 US dollars. We should have know…read morebetter...too good to be true. The rooms are very dated. They remind me of a room out of a 80s era crime movie. Kinda grungy. But, neat and inexpensive. It's also close to the old center of town. And, the internet works pretty well here. I would say get it if you can get it for less than 60 US dollars or less.

Cool place to rest, grab a bocadillo, and a couple of cafe dobles while on the Camino. While the…read morefood and service were great, the real locker was the patio seating. From there you could eat among the rolling hills, chat with other Peregrinos, and watch the clouds roll by. Great time! Don't forget your sello, either. ¡Buen Camino!