La Casona de Betanzos

While it is off the camino, you message them through whatsapp and they pick you up at the Diana the Huntress statue in town. Or maybe they tell you another location. They were there fast and so friendly. The restaurant across the street is delicious and the staff are friendly. The room was comfortable and the shower was great. They drop you back off in the morning to get started on the camino again. Highly recommend staying here.

Great facility.

Host was great and so helpful and the location was great - a couple of beers on our first night also!

Everything was fine

Quirky rooms

Not in the town centre

Pick up and drop into town was efficient and size of apartment but……

La Casona de Betanzos – Review While we appreciated the owner’s willingness to provide transport to and from town, the overall experience fell far short of expectations, especially given the price point of €150 for two nights. The apartment, though clean, felt neglected. We were left without basic essentials like toiletries, tea, coffee, or milk—a significant oversight with no shops nearby. The self-catering kitchen lacked a kettle and had broken pan handles, while only one pot was provided. The bedroom was uncomfortable, with a thin foam mattress, dated linen, and bedside drawers that couldn’t be opened. The terrace overlooked a busy, uninviting road, and the initial brown tap water was concerning. With just one toilet roll for two people over two days, the provisions were inadequate. The absence of air conditioning made the space uncomfortable in the heat, and the overall design, along with numerous penalty notices, created a rather oppressive atmosphere. The owner’s initial manner felt unwelcoming, though this improved slightly on the second day. For this standard of accommodation, the cost feels disproportionate, which likely explains why few Camino pilgrims choose to stay. With investment in basic comforts, clearer hospitality, and fairer pricing, this property could offer a far more positive stay.