The accommodation was clean with fresh bedding smelling wonderful!! Neat little kitchenette and bathroom with living space to sit and eat. Peaceful . Supermarket was ok , bit pricey but staff were nice.

The door to the apartment was broken so it was difficult to open. It did lock but was awkward to lock . A good pull was needed to open it . Apartment 317 The curtain for that door didn’t fit , it was curled at the edges and didn’t look good. One curtain wasn’t enough for the door size. In the bedroom 1curtain was just enough to cover the window. Shame to let a lovely space down with poor furnishings. On arrival me and 8 year old met by security as we arrived late it was dark and I didn’t feel safe walking in the park alone. We were given a small map and sent off into the dark to find our accommodation. It wasn’t a great start really. Took us 20 minutes to find our chalet. The lad was tired and getting upset.

The little cabin was perfect for my night stay while on the Camino. It was clean and had everything I needed. The deck out front was ideal for resting and drying laundry! The restraunt on site was not a typical type one would see in the US. It was more upscale and served a variety of dishes. They also serve a pilgrims meal for €10. The restaurant staff were always smiling and laughing making it the perfect atmosphere.

The office staff is very curt, almost bordering on rude. Maybe it's just to pilgrims, as I didn't see any interaction with others.

This was a lovely large campground with chalets as well. We stayed in a chalet and it was clean and perfect for one night. It is very basic and all we needed. My kids played outside and went exploring. We swam in the pool which was busy but fun and we also got ice-creams from the shop and bought items from the grocery store. It was such a lovely stay despite how basic the chalet was you are surrounded my pine trees and fresh air and its quiet and peaceful.

I only thing I could suggest would be to perhaps include more pillows and perhaps a kettle? But those are just suggestions as all in all we had a great stay.

The actual Cabin was small but well equipped. We used the 3rd double bed in the sitting area to allow us all to have our own space and avoid the Camino plague of snoring! Cabin was clean and comfortable. A good breakfast was available from the onsite cafe.

Problem with our booking when we arrived as we had booked and paid for 2 cabins but staff said we only had ! I had to be quite strong and prove payment in advance for 2 before they would consider that they could have got it wrong. Onsite restaurant was expensive and better to use the cooking facilities.

The location on the camino. The facilities, like laundry. The actual cabin was nice and generally clean.

The bed was uncomfortable

The kitchen was well equipped for us to make a light meal. It was lovely to have a verandah where we could sit and listen to the birds. The on-site supermarket had some basics, including coffee and wine and the prices were reasonable. Beds and rooms were comfortable.

It is a little out of town. We were doing the Camino and could've done without the extra km or so but fortunately we passed a supermarket and could buy some food.

The camping and mobile home were even better than expected! At first, I wasn't too happy about staying in a camping, but I soon realized that this place is perfect! I loved: - Very clean and well equipped mobile home - Clean premises (shared outdoor areas, pool, etc.) - Amenities available (pool, washer and dryer, kitchen appliances, etc.) - Great restaurant

The convenience store was a little "empty" and had no change. It's still nice to have a store on the premises and the staff was really nice, but I felt it could use a little more love/attention.

We stayed in a bungalow, which was very clean and well appointed with drying rack, patio furniture for lounging, and kitchen items. For Camino walkers, it’s a short distance from the Senda Litoral route. There is a swimming pool and market on site, as well as a restaurant.

We had dinner at the restaurant. In retrospect, we wished we had purchased items from the market and its friendly staff and had dinner in our bungalow.

It's a camping ground, so we were in a trailer with a kitchen, dining room and porch. The location in the town is at the end but still walking distance to the center. We arrived earlier than we could check in so they gave us access to the facilities which included the pool and social areas.

It was expensive for for a one night stay while walking on the Camino de santiago. The washing in the camp grounds didn't work, so if you needed to do the washing you would have to carry it to the town center. The staff were slow so there was a waiting queue to get service from the reception.

Just off the coastal camino, the chalet I had booked was clean and contained everything I needed. The reception staff were lovely and helpful. Can also recommend the restaurant across the street, Mira Parque.

My only small issue was that the curtain at the door wasn't quite wide enough so there was a gap.