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Super clean, warm and comfortable place to stop for the night, a nice alternative to Roncesvalles.

Right in the central area over the old part of the city. Staff very helpful and willing.

Doing the Camino with a baby we needed a private room with a shower. Room is mostly a bed, we had better for 40E in other places but all and all it did the job - clean room, not too noisy, smack on the trail.

This was a very nice hostel in a great location. Most of the guests are doing the Camino so they're early to bed and early to rise. Don't expect to sleep in if you're in the dorms. The staff were friendly and helpful and kept the place spotless.

This is a family run business and they could have not been more welcoming and helpful. It’s a hostel and has everything you need for a place to stay for a night or 2 when you are a travelling around with a back pack. Thank you for a pleasant stay.

There were eateries and stores nearby. Convenient for pilgrims on the camino de santiago. Clean and comfortable.

We enjoyed this hotel. It's very quiet and on a good location. We love the farms and animals in the fields. You can also cook in their fully-equipped kitchen and have dinner outside with stunning views. The rooms at good with comfortable beds but the ceiling is quite low specially for tall people like me. Shower and bathroom are all clean. Wifi in common areas are at g...

Good place to stop off for 1 night, rooms were basic, but quiet with a reasonable air con.Friendly reception staff.Good café/restaurant located 3 mins away or a in house snack bar.

We stayed here for 2 nights for the Running of the Bulls! Very very cozy, clean, and comfortable place to sleep. The room faced a courtyard so barely any sun got through the windows which made it very easy to sleep during the day after we got done with crazy nights/mornings! The ceiling fan kept it nice and cool as well. The price was good considering it was Runnin...

Its difficult to write this review. I choose the non-refundable package, and I would question ever doing that again. First let me say the staff(Maria) were friendly and just wonderful, in fact as nice as I'd ever encountered. The room was ok, clean. If you ever go here, make sure they explain how the key to the room works. Then try it yourself with them right there. An...

Turned up expecting to see a hotel as that was advertised and became aware it was nothing but a bedroom in someone's apartment.The pictures on Internet were very false and misleading.It was a long from the main part of the festival,and was 25 min walk.There was one bathroom in the the apartment and not very big.Was not happy with this so called hotel.!!!!!

It will be hard if you don't speak even just a little Spanish although the one managing the facility was nice. At other times when we tried to speak with her there was no answer in the room where she is supposed to be when we knock.

Well worth a visit for the location and the association with the Monastery. Particularly if you are a Catholic and enjoy the sung services with the monks Gregorian chant

Fabulous place among a hive of activity, bars and action. A great place to stay. Breakfast is Spartan but if you wait until lunch time they have wonderful Pintxos. Just a warning though that there is a lift to the rooms upstairs but it starts from the first floor and you have to take your suitcase up a long staircase to get there.

as a hostel for traveller, the host was nicr. however, I hope the host should be able to communicate in English. besides, a kettle should be basic facility for a hostel. I don't really like to use a microwave to boil water.

The mattress was sagging a bit towards the middle & the springs were very noticeable in your body - the mattress needed replacing. The pillows were soft but flat so we used our inflatable airline pillows to give us the necessary height. Breakfast (included) was lovely & adequate. The room heating did not keep up with the chill in the room (thick stone walls) so we had ...

Pamplona is a rather expensive city to sleep in. I stayed at Hotel Eslava for one night during my 9-day trip around northern Spain. My room was very basic, but clean. The best thing about it was the beautiful view from the window. The ground floor is split level and you need to navigate a few steps to reach the lift. The room was spacious and clean. The WIFI was free. ...

I arrived by car to Olite to find the whole town dressed in white with red bandanas, I thought I had arrived to a movie set. The hotel is right on the square, and the square is delightful. The Dona made me feel so welcome and we ate, drank and danced all night long. The castle is very impressive too.

The location was great, just off the main plaza, lots of bars and different types of places to get food

The proprietor was extremely accommodating. The room was clean and roomy. There was a clothes line on the patio which came in very handy after walking on El Camino de Santiago. The shower was excellent and the bed was very comfortable. Location was 2 blocks from restaurants, atm, and grocery store

Pablo was so generous and kind. He picked us up at a plaza after we walked the Camino all day and dropped us at the bus station the next day. The property is lovely and well kept. Easy city to navigate and get to though the B&B is not directly in the center. Have breakfast there as it saves you an extra walk to and from town.

This is the second time we have stayed at this hotel...recommmendation in itself!the first time we just fell on it after leaving the main road but this time we found it hard to access. The staff were very courteous and friendly,the rooms more than adequate and very clean and the beds comfortable.What appealed to us most was the wonderful set price buffet selection whic...

Most but comfortable & clean hotel. Good parking and a direct bus stop at the door.

There had been a problem with our booking and they only had us down for 1 person!! They quickly showed us the room which was fine but small and then gave us an alternative which was lovely. Plat Du jour at night in restaurant was excellent value for money and the food was outstanding plus you got a bottle of wine and a bottle of the local cider!! Location not great bu...

OK for the Running of the Bulls ,short bus ride or long walk to downtown festivities.

Overall it wasnt a bad stay. We were there for the Running of the Bulls, so were about 1.5km from the action which meant that you could get away from the crowds. It was very reasonably priced for that time of year.

Very nice stay. breakfast was great, staff were nice. Hotel condition is very good.

The village Alsasua is a very small village with the most of what you need. The hotell is in the middle of the center. The butiful surrounding of mountain, very green and the atmosfere is almost like in a small Alp-village.

The Europa hotel is a perfect spot, good quality for money hotel in the historical centre of Pamplona. It was very convenient to visit the main attractions of the city from there. The service was good, the room clean and the breakfast very decent. The restaurant of this hotel is apparently a reputed table, but we did not have time to try it...

Only there for one night on way to France. Owner welcoming and gently eccentric in best possible way. Had dinner there as tiny town 'in the middle of nowhere' and it was wonderful - local home-grown produce and food made with love.