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The 7 best hotels in Zubiri, Spain
Discover the best hotels in Zubiri, Navarra including Suseia - The Pilgrim's Home, Txantxorena, Segunda Etapa, Hosteria de Zubiri, Pension Amets, Pension Benta Berri, Hostal Gau Txori.
1. Suseia - The Pilgrim's Home
Overall Ratings
5 based on 170 reviews
Suseia is a 21st century tourist hostel in Zubiri, end of the second stage of the Camino de Santiago, where everyting you're expecting comes true. With lots of comforts at your fingertips and with really affordable prices. As soon as you cross our door you will notice that we work to make your recharge something nice and simple. We have 22 beds in 4 rooms and the price is 15€ tax included.
A gem
Reviewed By DochimWe stayed at Casa Suseia with friends, while on the Camino Santiago. A lovely kind hostess. The place was a tranquil haven. We were well looked after, everything we needed was provided, including laundry facilities. The pilgrims’ communal meal was an unexpected delight. It is so rare, as pilgrims, for us to get freshly prepared food with quality ingredients. Sara had been thoughtful in the choice of dishes on offer, with local dishes, freshly prepared for us. The room was light, airy and clean. Set off from the road in a cul de sac, the bedroom was also quiet and the garden a tranquil haven. Thank you Sara for a delightful stay.
2. Txantxorena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
See why so many travelers make Txantxorena their guest house of choice when visiting Zubiri. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a romantic setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. The guest house features baggage storage and outdoor furniture, and you can stay connected during your stay as Txantxorena offers guests free wifi. Plus, Txantxorena offers a hot tub and barbeque facilities, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. Zubiri has plenty of Spanish restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Cafe del Camino and Gau Txori, which are serving up some great dishes. At Txantxorena, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Zubiri.
Magnificent stay
Reviewed By MrsdibbleJust a magnificent place to stay. Beautifully restored centuries old house. Nothing was too much trouble for the lovely host and staff. Could not fault it. Washing done for you on site, beautiful breakfast a comfort and style everywhere. At the end of a side street over looking fields. Perfect stop for our Camino
3. Segunda Etapa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Really nice Albergue
Reviewed By Jamie185I stayed here whilst on the Camino. Really very clean. Hostess was great. Very friendly. The beds were comfy and the bathroom was excellent. plenty of facilities for washing ones clothes and very secure.
4. Hosteria de Zubiri
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 69 reviews
Good dinner menu, below average rooms, av breakfast
Reviewed By homepleaseThe set meal options are very good with local dishes and wines. But you don’t have to stay here to enjoy the restaurant. The rooms are small but clean, regrettably no air-con and beds a bit small for 6 ft tall folk. Not the most comfy or restful of nights... breakfast OK, but high on carbs and low on fruit and protein.
5. Pension Amets
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Helpful Host
Reviewed By Jane EI stayed 1 night at Pension Amets while walking the Camino. Fortunately, the host has a large sign on her house at the beginning of the village even though the pension is further on. Without the sign I would have had to work out how to contact her with only a US cell phone and very little Spanish. Even though it was early she brought me to the pension and let me check in to my room which is always welcome after a long walk. The pension is within a line of 2 story attached apartments and has 6 or 7 rooms plus a large common room with a the large screen TV, fridge containing beer and soft drinks and a huge dining table. There is also a kitchen and bookshelves that are locked which I am guessing is part of the coronavirus containment measures. There is a backyard with washing lines leading off the common room. My bedroom was very small, containing only a double bed and single dining chair but expanded a bit with a narrow balcony out the front. The only window was the door leading on to the balcony. The bathroom was also really small but adequate. As it turned out the bed was made in heaven - quite the most comfortable that I have had over the last 6 weeks of travel and I slept better than I have since leaving home. A couple of other rooms were also occupied by walkers and although the soundproofing wasn't particularly good everyone settled down pretty early so noise was not a problem. The wifi worked very well in the common room and the bedroom. Overall, Pension Amets was well priced and absolutely worth the money based on the super comfortable bed alone.
6. Pension Benta Berri
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
A pleasant rest for the Camino legs
Reviewed By NashemirThe room was neat and clean, there was kitchen facilities, the bathroom was shared but clean, good pressure, good drainage. There are places to eat just meters away. This is a good place to rest the weary Camino legs.
7. Hostal Gau Txori
Overall Ratings
3 based on 65 reviews
never again
Reviewed By jellyjelly1974dirty bathroom food i cant even explain after 5 days on compostelle it was the worst place to stay. far from the walk. the only good things was the expresso and the waiter in the morning was nice. i would definitely not recommend the place
