Pensión Tasaga

Friendly staff, nice private room with updated bathroom, and cafe/bar downstairs.

It seemed like the bed covers may not have been laundered between guest stays.

It was quiet and clean. I had suffered heat stroke on the Camino that day. Was taken to hospital and then dismissed. This place helped me recover and get back on the Camino the next day.

Inexpensive, good shower. Good location

The bed is a bit hard for me

In all fairness, I must say that the meals I had at the restaurant were tasty and fresh, the staff courteous and the prices reasonable.

The room had no kind of cupboard at all. There were three hangers hanging on the TV wall fixture, much much too high for me, and so useless. The room had no chairs at all. Not even one. No desk or no shelf for toiletry. In the bathroom, there was no soap to wash your hands by the sink, only a little individual packet of shampoo and one of gel for taking a shower. In a matter of minutes, with no cupboard, chairs, hooks, or hangers, it looked like a battlefield and did not allow me the restful experience I expected after walking the Camino for so many days. Nevertheless, I paid 60 Euros as a solo traveller for this room. It is a very large sum and I felt it was a waste of money. It is important to say, in this context, that albergues, offering beds in dorms, are offering much more comfort, kindness, and services than this particular pension did.