Hotels Near Museo de San Miguel de Pedroso in Montes de Oca

The hotel was one of the more unique hotels that we stayed at while we did the Camino since it was formerly a hospital. It has many old pieces through the building as decoration. It is also conveniently located along the Camino with a couple bars/restaurants and a mini store within walking distance. We enjoyed the view from our window of the countryside. The breakfast buffet was filling and had a variety of fruits, pastries, choice of fried or scrambled eggs, juices, coffee, hot chocolate, bread, ham, cheese, yogurt. Be sure to go to the “cafeteria” and not the restaurant for the breakfast buffet if it’s included with your room price. We accidentally went to the restaurant first which is attached to the hotel and there was all kinds of confusion amongst our fellow pilgrims who also showed up to the restaurant and were being charged for a croissant and coffee. Luckily, I remembered that the person checking us in had pointed in the opposite direction of the restaurant when referring to the cafeteria. As far as the actual room, it was okay. The room was on the smaller side and the bed sagged in the middle. The headboard was also loose and wobbled. The bathroom had a strange smell. We had the windows open at night to let a breeze in since there is no AC (there’s a thermostat on the wall, but the AC did not work) and we could hear cars throughout the night.

We were originally booked in for two nights here but had to reschedule due to an injury to my wife. One night is enough IMO. The Cathedral is the main reason for a stay - the town itself is vanilla as is the hotel. Luckily we got a space in the hotel garage - parking nearby is tricky. The room was fine but the hotel restaurant was booked out the night we were there which was disappointing - it was booked by tour parties - the town is on the pilgrimage route. breakfast was fine and overall the hotel is comfortable but with a minute bar and nowhere to sit out. Glad we were only there one night.