Name: Hotel Loizu
Address: 13 Calle San Nicolás, Burguete, Burguete, Burguete, 31640, Spain
Rating: 8

Elevator/lift

Smoke-free property

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Pamplona Cathedral

Plaza de Toros

Pamplona City Hall

Plaza del Castillo

Navarre Museum

Auditorio Baluarte

Parque de la Taconera

Ciudadela

Park Antoniouti

Yamaguchi Park

Pamplona Airport

San Sebastian Airport

Biarritz Pays Basque Airport

Good Shepherd Cathedral of San Sebastian

Zurriola Beach

Concha Beach

San Sebastian City Hall

Plaza de La Constitucion

San Vicente Church

San Telmo Museum

Palacio de Miramar

Naval Museum

Monte Urgull

Donostia-San Sebastian Aquarium

El Peine de los Vientos

Hotel Loizu

Burguete

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Fantastic food, drink and hospitality. The owner personally makes sure that his guests are happy and well looked after. The food is mostly local and prepared in a very nice fashion. Definitely a great choice!

Great place and great people

We went to visit Roncesvalles, a wonderful and historic place on the border between Spain and France. Anyone interested in Nature and History is one of the best places to go. So therefore the four of us had lunch there. Lovely restaurant, service was good and very funny, we laughed quite a bit, enjoyed.

My sister, brother-in-law and my wife and I had lunch here.

We stayed here for the first stage of the Camino de Santiago. We were the only two guest but the hotel staff went beyond what would have been expected to make us feel welcomed and taken care of. The rooms are nice and the meals excellent. Good breakfast also. Definitely the place to stay if you are walking the St James Way. 
 

Beyond

Stayed in the Loizu as an alternative as the other hotels at Roncevalles were full. What a delightful hotel it is. Lovely staff and helpful too. 

Oddly when I walked up to the Hotel Burgette which has connections to Hemmingway, that was almost empty which suggests Hotel Loizu is the main choice in the village.

Deserves a consideration

Great little rural hotel! The owner couldn't do enough for us. We arrived wet and cold, we were allowed to check in early and shown a room we could dry our clothes in. Our room had a small balcony and was comfortable and warm. There was a garage for bicycle storage. Everyone was friendly and helpful. An interesting historic town where Hemingway stayed, and a nice meal here too.  (We didn't try the pilgrim menu.) Cannot fault a thing here, a delight for any pilgrim.

Wonderful 

Having travelled over 400kms and discovered that the hotel we had intended to visit was closed, we happened upon the Hotel Rural Loizu by fortunate chance, and were so impressed that, without doubt we will re-visit, but firstly having pre-booked !!

We were impressed by our 'welcome', by the sight of a lift to all floors, (being well past our 'teens'), the standard of the accommodation, the quality of the catering, value for money, ...... etc. etc., and last, but not least that this was probably the cleanest hotel we have encountered anywhere on our travels !!

Traditional in design and layout it is located on the main street of this small village, giving easy access for trips across the border into France (a return trip to Lourdes is within a day), plus St Jean pied a Porte, or to visit the many beautiful areas on the Spanish sides of the border.

Free Parking is on the accessway by the hotel, or an adjacent area, and we could see our car from our bedroom window, not that I think security to be a problem in this locale.

The double room we were allocated (with its en-suite bathroom), was well appointed with a comfortable bed, plenty of storage, enjoying pleasant view to the distant hills and accessed via a lift from the ground floor lobby. 

I have a dietary problem which requires a 'gluten free' diet, which was accommodated, including a breakfast menu, with no problems, and the evening meals during our stay had an varied choice of menu, prepared using local produce, and of excellent quality and quantity. - The 'vegetable' soup being especially tasty !!

The staff were both efficient and friendly, (even understood my poor Spanish !), and as before mentioned, all areas were spotlessly clean, especially the kitchen which I had the chance to visit on one occasion.

I commenced this report by advising that we happened upon this hotel by 'fortunate chance' which meant, that for once, we were initially pleased to have a roof over our heads on our arrival, to the extent that I didn't confirm the accommodation costs before booking in !! - Suffice to report, that, when picking up the bill for our initial stay, we were so pleased that we returned and stayed a further two nights = excellent value for money !!!

So, to conclude, for us, this proved to be a fortunate discovery, which, for sure, will be repeated, when next we return to Spain.

An accidental but fortunate find !!!

This is a lovely hotel. The building has lots of character and the staff are friendly. We had a large room which overlooked the main street – although the only sounds we heard were the occasional chime of the church clock and one of the locals practising his operatic singing. We had a large comfortable room and a small but adequate ensuite. The reception staff speak English, but the waiters and dinner menu were available only in Spanish. As there was a limit to what could be achieved with smiles and nods, we used Google translator on our Ipad to get the general idea of what was available (the wifi connection was excellent). The food turned out to be excellent, and service was quick and efficient. We ate the 17 euros three course dinner including a bottle of wine, which was very good value, though we were also offered the 10 euros Pilgrims menu (which was hand written on a piece of card). There was no hard sell to try and make us choose the more expensive option. Breakfast was cheap and pretty basic, with a typically Spanish mix of cereal, cakes and the occasional doubtful looking banana. The hotel is very easy to find, and there is plenty of free parking at the side of the hotel. Altogether, I would recommend this hotel without hesitation.

A character hotel with friendly staff

The Hotel Rural Loizu seems to be the fanciest hotel in town, or at least the most popular. I arrived before the official check in time but the proprietor was happy to check me in anyway which was a relief after a reasonably long walk along the Camino. The hotel is on the main road through the town and easy to find. It was Sunday afternoon and the restaurant and bar were heaving and continued to be through late afternoon. This must be a good fallback given the effect of coronavirus on Camino pilgrim traffic. I was their only guest that night. 

There is a small lift which is always a welcome sight after dragging my bags up multiple flights of stairs in too many European hotels . My room was a fairly small single with a twin bed, wardrobe, desk and side table. There wouldn't have been room for much else. It also had a small balcony overlooking the garden which was a nice bonus. The bathroom was small but had a shower over a tub which I have not found often in Europe. Things were a little scuffed but watching the deep cleaning going on in the dining room in the evening I have no doubt that everything was well cleaned. I had the pilgrim's meal at dinner and it was plain but filling.

Overall, this hotel is good enough and gets extra kudos for their warm welcome and attention.

Welcoming

We arrived cold and wet after walking from St. Jean in the rain, and were met by friendly staff and shown to our room. Rooms were a good size and the heating had been turned on so we could dry our clothes. There was plenty of storage space and good WiFi. 
We ate in the restaurant and the food on the set menu was tasty and accompanied by a free bottle of wine. Breakfast was buffet style with plenty of choice. I would recommend. 

A warm welcome 

We went there for a lunch in a sunny saturday ,after a long walk through the forest. I was personally dissappointed, I expected a local food with good material,and it was an awful salad with tomatoes and cheese, ans as a main course some meat. Bad presentation of the dishes, and not a good product.

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