The location is convenient, especially for those walking the Camino de Santiago. However, the owners should seriously review the accommodation conditions and clarify the description for future guests. The listing states the bathroom is shared, which is understandable, but it’s not clear that the property is actually a four‑bedroom apartment with one bathroom shared by all guests. That means everyone uses the same bathroom for showers, toilets, and even washing dishes. There is no proper kitchen for guests; the actual kitchen is locked and appears to be for the owners only. The space marketed as the kitchen/common area is basically a living room with a microwave, a refrigerator, a few plates and forks, and a table that feels unstable and could fall at any moment. There aren’t enough plates, cutlery, or basic kitchen items for the number of guests that can stay in the apartment. If you need to wash dishes, you have to use the bathroom sink, and there was no sponge or cloth provided for cleaning, so we had to wash everything by hand without proper supplies. In my opinion, it would make more sense to have fewer guest rooms and keep a proper kitchen available, where guests could use a sink, dishwasher, and normal kitchen facilities. This would make the accommodation much more comfortable and practical, especially for pilgrims. The most serious issue for us was that during our stay we noticed bites and realized there appeared to be bedbugs in the room. This is something the owners really need to investigate and treat properly, because guests should not have to sleep in a room where they are being bitten.
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