Apartoteles en Orbaiceta

"Se estropeó la caldera y la dueña dejó una cazuela y un balde para el goteo constante de la caldera sin darnos explicaciones. Lo dejó así y desbordó varias veces y tuvimos que vaciarlo. Le llamamos a las 21:00h y aún sabiendo que la caldera estaba mal tenía el móvil desconectado. Tuvimos que cerrar todas las llaves de agua para que la cocina no se encharcara y al día siguiente pudieramos desayunar. Al día siguiente no recibimos ninguna llamada o explicación de la dueña del hospedaje. La cocina...

"Todo correcto. Agradable estancia."

"An excellent place to stay for holidays in the Pyrénées with a car, whizzing around the Camino De Santiago. The staff are very kind and helpful - the place is run by a young couple who own the place. They maintain the property and serve the guests themselves. They're wonderfully kind and friendly, offering recommendations of places to visit, tourist destinations and things to do. There is breakfast of local produce which is included in the price and can be taken outside on the nice little...

"Very simple and clean room. No extras but as a pilgrim all I needed was a comfy bed and heat, which it had. "

"Great and not. This is really up hill on an árbol, without power, dry toilet facility with an exceptional welcoming from Hotess Alicia, she’ll cook for you if requested totally recommend. It was hard to go up hill with a carryon but my meal “Cordero” with integral rice it was amazing, spending the night there was a lifetime experience. Then wake up to a relax breakfast she prepared for us! THANK YOU ALICIA from your Cuban guests "

"In general, the experience was really good. The property needs some level of refurbishing, but it's good. The breakfast could improve as well. The best thing are the surroundings and being 10mins by car from Saint-Jean-Pied-Du-Port. The rooms are quiet and they have enough space, but it would be nice to have more attention to details such us: there was no fridge or shower gel (no shampoo). The pillows are as well something to improve, they are more like cushions."