Every room includes Soundproofing, Flat-screen TV, Free Wifi, Private bathroom, Bath or shower, Towels, Toilet, Toilet paper, and 1 more
2 twin beds
Beds 8.2/10 · 370 guests mention them
2 twin beds
Beds 8.2/10 · 370 guests mention them
2 twin beds
Beds 8.2/10 · 370 guests mention them
1 full bed
Beds 8.2/10 · 370 guests mention them
2 twin beds
Beds 8.2/10 · 370 guests mention them
“Regular”
The view of the reservoir was great, but the bed was very noisy and the rooms felt like they had no walls; breakfast and dinner were flimsy.
The spot is nice, close to the lake, but the dinner could have been better; there was more noise than expected, like church bells at night and random music from somewhere.
“Horrible”
Just the view. The staff made no effort to help us find a way back to Zubiri; no taxi, no bus, very little transport, so we had to ask a local resident to take us down. It was difficult because we don’t speak Spanish very well.
The location is great, right in front of the dam with beautiful views, and they have a bar and restaurant where you can dine; breakfast is good. It was a bit hot and the fan made some noise, but otherwise everything was fine.
The hostel sits in a prime spot in Eugi, a lovely place to visit. The restaurant offers good options and the service is quite good.
“Regular”
The view of the reservoir was great, but the bed was very noisy and the rooms felt like they had no walls; breakfast and dinner were flimsy.
The location is great, right in front of the dam with beautiful views, and they have a bar and restaurant where you can dine; breakfast is good. It was a bit hot and the fan made some noise, but otherwise everything was fine.
The spot is nice, close to the lake, but the dinner could have been better; there was more noise than expected, like church bells at night and random music from somewhere.
The hostel sits in a prime spot in Eugi, a lovely place to visit. The restaurant offers good options and the service is quite good.
“Horrible”
Just the view. The staff made no effort to help us find a way back to Zubiri; no taxi, no bus, very little transport, so we had to ask a local resident to take us down. It was difficult because we don’t speak Spanish very well.
