“Comfortable but pricey for what was offered and too far from main village to shop for supplies.”
Adequately clean, but too far from the main village and expensive for what was provided.
Joseph3 weeks ago
Castellanos de Castro·9.4
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Fuente Sidres, nestled in Castellanos de Castro, offers sun‑lit terraces, lush gardens, a restaurant, bar, and free WiFi. Guests enjoy a lounge, indoor/outdoor play areas, and a games room. Breakfast features continental, American, à la carte, and vegetarian options. Free private parking, tour desk, luggage storage, and 24‑hour security enhance convenience.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Adequately clean, but too far from the main village and expensive for what was provided.
Joseph·3 weeks ago
Albergo is an oasis at the 29km mark of the first section of the Messeta; the surroundings are open, giving a sense of spaciousness. The night sky stars are amazing; must see. Meals are unique and good. Price 46 euros including breakfast and dinner. No complaints.
연철·3 weeks ago
Meals were nicely cooked, served in a group style, and the view was a welcome sight, seemingly in the middle of nowhere; there was nothing I didn't like.
Ann·3 weeks ago
It’s a very unique albergue standing all by itself in the middle of nowhere. With no shops or anywhere else to go nearby, it's completely isolated, but on the flip side, its tranquil outdoor spaces and wonderful sunset views make it an experience well worth staying at least once. Since there isn't a kitchen space to cook food yourself, and it's not a situation where you can eat out around the albergue either, that might be a downside for pilgrims who have to solve their own breakfast and dinner
Won·4 weeks ago
Remote location, clean bathrooms, comfortable beds, minimal aesthetic, yoga mats, food, kitty; but the soap dispenser in the bathroom was broken.
Sonia·4 weeks ago