Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Dona Ines and her son Jesus are warm, welcoming and really good at hospitality. The house is in a tiny town surrounded by beautiful fields and short walk to a cool overlook where I was able to take stunning pictures of the sunset. I arrived after a 33Km walk from Sahagun and was grateful to find such generous people. Dinner was delicious and plentiful and the wine Jesus recommended was excellent. The house was quiet and i had a restful night.
Dona Ines prepared breakfast of scrambled eggs and...
Dona Ines and her son Jesus are warm, welcoming and really good at hospitality. The house is in a tiny town surrounded by beautiful fields and short walk to a cool overlook where I was able to take stunning pictures of the sunset. I arrived after a 33Km walk from Sahagun and was grateful to find such generous people. Dinner was delicious and plentiful and the wine Jesus recommended was excellent. The house was quiet and i had a restful night.
Dona Ines prepared breakfast of scrambled eggs and...
Maria
Reviewed October 27, 2025Reviewed October 27, 2025
This is an EXCELLENT place to stay. Staff is super helpful and friendly. Marta was great host and suggested places to eat and did the reservation for us. Under no circumstance miss seeing the breakfast area, with glass floors where you can see the water from the canal flowing under. The building used to be a flour processing factory. The water drove the flour mill. Historic pieces of the mill factory can be seen in the breakfast room. You will not be disappointed.
This is an EXCELLENT place to stay. Staff is super helpful and friendly. Marta was great host and suggested places to eat and did the reservation for us. Under no circumstance miss seeing the breakfast area, with glass floors where you can see the water from the canal flowing under. The building used to be a flour processing factory. The water drove the flour mill. Historic pieces of the mill factory can be seen in the breakfast room. You will not be disappointed.
Alberto
Reviewed September 26, 2026Reviewed September 26, 2026
Magnifique découverte de la Quinta San Francisco à l'occasion de l'éclipse solaire. Le séjour s'est avéré trop court à Castrojeriz, village situé sur un chemin de Saint Jacques dans un environnement riche en patrimoine historique. Le lieu est parfait pour qui cherche le calme et la sérénité. Merci à toute l'équipe qui est très serviable et polyvalente. Un merci tout particulier au directeur de l'établissement qui n'a pas ménagé sa peine pour être aux petits soins de l'ensemble des clients de...
Magnifique découverte de la Quinta San Francisco à l'occasion de l'éclipse solaire. Le séjour s'est avéré trop court à Castrojeriz, village situé sur un chemin de Saint Jacques dans un environnement riche en patrimoine historique. Le lieu est parfait pour qui cherche le calme et la sérénité. Merci à toute l'équipe qui est très serviable et polyvalente. Un merci tout particulier au directeur de l'établissement qui n'a pas ménagé sa peine pour être aux petits soins de l'ensemble des clients de...
Probably the best front desk staff I have EVER encountered. Courteous, helpful... Seem to really enjoy their jobs and the town they live in. Great safe location near the train station and old town.
Probably the best front desk staff I have EVER encountered. Courteous, helpful... Seem to really enjoy their jobs and the town they live in. Great safe location near the train station and old town.