Twin Pines Camino Norte

It is a pretty property but needs some fixups here and there. They let pilgrims use their facilities to wash and dry clothes. The extra bonus is more or less experiencing what it is like to live in a Spanish rural private house.

It is one of the very few accomodations on this stretch of Camino del Norte, and there are no services anywhere close, so you have to buy dinner from them unless you've packed your own. The dinner is mostly canned goods - it's not bad, but rather pricey for what it is. The few snacks and drinks that they offer for sale on the premices have about 100-150% markup. I understand, why, I just don't appreciate it being that much, to be honest.

The house is nice. Comfortable bed/room, nice garden. Overall pretty clean. Snacks and drinks for sale at reasonable price. The owner is nice and welcoming. The only accommodation in this part of the Camino.

The place is definitely overpriced, but since it’s the only option, it does the job. We didn’t get the dinner because we didn’t like the menu and thought it was expensive, 20€. We had to get the breakfast because there is nothing around, which cost us 7,50€ each. We were disappointed when we saw it was only toast, butter and jam (1 flavor) packs, store-bought pound cake, an orange juice carton, and coffee from a cheap capsule machine. There were 4 people staying at the house on this day, and the portions were rationed. For the price, we expected something more nourishing, especially since it’s given that guests are doing the last 30km stage of the Camino after. Some fruit (apples, bananas…), some ham and cheese, or eggs, would have been nice.

Great location for our short cut to avoid the French Way. Dinner was amazing! Best dinner on the trip.

Not enough bathrooms for the amount of people

It’s great because it’s the only place to stay at in this region. Definitely a great little yard where the sun hits beautiful. A little balcony too, and a cosy little house. It was lovely people hosting, friendly and helpful.

It’s definitely overpriced. It was 25 euros per bed, if you booked through booking you also didn’t get any sheets but if you booked through WhatsApp then you get sheets and a towel. The food was a package deal, so it cost 19 euros for dinner (drinks cost extra) and breakfast. This is not included in the 25 euros for the bed. If you wanted to have sheets, towel or a blanket it cost extra. If you wanted coffee, it also cost extra… it was to many add on’s once you got there which is not appreciated as someone who is walking the Camino for 5 weeks…