Hostal La Codorniz - Sahagun

Nos trataron de maravilla a pesar de estar en estado de alarma. La comida muy rica,con sabor,bien hecha y sana. El trato de los camareros( creo que se llamaba Jose y su padre)espectacular,con cariño, amabilidad y rapidez. Cualquier cosa q necesitábamos no había más que decirlo,de lujo!!!!

We didn't have much choice so we ended up here. If you are familiar with Motel 6 in USA, this place was worse than Motel 6! Food was good, but the hotel room was less than desirable. When I opened the curtains, our view was some one's back yard w the person hanging up their laundry! Flimsy towels, electric outlet exposed, dripping sound coming from ceiling in bathroom (I had nightmare of upstairs bathroom crashing in), key to room didn't work so we put a chair against the door at night. Avoid if you can. Food was ok, not great, but not bad.

After three weeks on the Camino, this was hands down the filthiest hotel we’ve stayed in. Mold on floors in the bathroom, trash under the beds, one threadbare towel for two people, spider’s “nest” tucked into the bathroom door trim. We wore our shoes on the floors because we were afraid of our bare feet touching them. We kept our suitcase zipped and upright in case bugs came out at night. Walls thin enough to hear snoring two rooms down.

Decent food. Good service. Locals eating here. Reasonable prices. What else could you ask? Oh ya, the ambience was great as well.

Genial, ya paramos varias veces, atención muy buena y comida rica y abundante