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.
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.
Housingleón - Apartamentos Fauno provides air-conditioned rooms in Astorga. There's a private entrance at the apartment for the convenience of those who stay.
Maria
Canada
We booked this apartment for a stopover in the Camino and it was fantastic! Super easy to locate just by the side of Plaza España. We were given very easy instructions for check in and they kept in constant contact with us via WhatsApp. Our place was super clean with lots of space and we enjoyed a complimentary coffee in the morning. It was also very nice to over look the plaza. Astorga is a beautiful town!
Babia is located in Astorga, just a 5-minute walk from Palacio Episcopal de Astorga and 31 miles from Junta de Castilla y León. With inner courtyard views, this accommodation provides a patio.
Susan
United Kingdom
This is a spacious apartment. Very comfortable with parking opposite as an extra. Host very friendly and very convenient for town
Edificio Valles del Lúpulo offers accommodations in Astorga, a 7-minute walk from Palacio Episcopal de Astorga and 31 miles from Junta de Castilla y León.
Ursula
United States of America
This is an excellent place to stay. Clean, close to the city center, quiet. Nothing bad to say. Loved the beer, thank you.
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.
it’s a fantastic old house in a very good location
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.
location & view were magnificent
View from our window ❤️
The city is interesting, particularly in the old quarter...
The city is interesting, particularly in the old quarter around the cathedral and Gaudi building. There are several very good value hotels in the centre of the city and many restaurants which tend to be busy.
TechnoPrisoners
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Astorga is a lovely town with plenty to see for a weekend...
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.
Mark
United States of America
10
Scored 10
The old town center was great--an example for the rest of...
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.
William
United States of America
10
Scored 10
A lovely town with a beautiful Cathedral and Museums,...
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.
Susan
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Interesting old town with history, character and a great...
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
an old fashioned style of hotel and restaurant with all modern amenities. Very friendly and helpful staff. Apart from the main receptionist, though, no English was spoken, which surprised me slightly as many of the guests are Engish - speakers. An ornate restaurant serves simple table d'hote menus (€22) or quite expensive a la carte (about €60 for me the first night}
Quiet and well furnished good sized room and a comfortable bed. The church bells stopped eventually. Parking was available just close by on a meter; €1.60 for 3 hours
We booked this apartment for a stopover in the Camino and it was fantastic! Super easy to locate just by the side of Plaza España. We were given very easy instructions for check in and they kept in constant contact with us via WhatsApp. Our place was super clean with lots of space and we enjoyed a complimentary coffee in the morning. It was also very nice to over look the plaza. Astorga is a beautiful town!
Location for walking the Camino de Santiago, good price for a solo Pilgrim who prefers a private room and bath. Very clean room and comfortable bed!
There is a restaurant next to the hotel and the food was excellent but they don’t start serving dinner until 7 ish. .
From the minute we arrived at the hotel the lovely woman at reception made us feel very welcome and she was very helpful. We booked the room with spa access and the spa was amazing . This Hotel is a real gem and I recommend it to everyone staying in Astorga .
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.
great staff, clean property, very welcoming, wonderful rooms, great location, a great breakfast, lovely kitchen to use, great view from balcony, a very lovely hotel, highly recommend staying, you will not be disappointed
Check in was easy at the Hotel Via de la Plata, a short walk away where the staff all speak English. It was so luxurious to have all the extra space of an entire apartment, and the shower was wonderful.
beautiful modern hotel. first rate room. Jenny on reception was amazing and helped sort out few issues as I have little Spanish. I noticed she was also helping another guest later on. how lovely.
Perfectly fine hotel, probably a little pricey for what it is. Very small shower/bathroom but room is fine. Quick check in. Short walk from the Camino and the other attractions of Astorga.
Well placed near the centre of Astorga. Near the cathedral. Quite near the bus station. Old style building but well equipped. Big kitchen. Secure parking for bicycles. Nice courtyard.
The receptionist, Nule, was exceptional. She was so pleasant and efficient- best reception we ever had in Spain. Thank you Nule! (Not sure if I have spelled her name correctly)
Excellent location, breakfast was perfect before a day on the Camino de Santiago. The front desk staff even had an additional charger after I forgot mine in a previous hotel.
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