I advise people NOT to stay in Casa Rural El Puente in Mansilla de las Mulas in Spain. The place is a mess, which includes everything, from the owner's attitude, cleanliness of the place and manners. The owner, Mina, knocked on our door at 10 pm, when we were already in bed, to ask us to pay for the room, because "they don't start working until 9 am" and we wanted to leave earlier than that! Why didn't they ask us to pay when we checked in?. The headboards of the beds ate not secured to the wall and fell on us several times at night. The patio is in great disarray, everyting they don't use anymore, they just pile up in the patio (I have pictures to prove it). The attitude of the owners is very rude. They don't have the concept of serving their customers. This is the worst hotel I've in in my 50 years of traveling...
Read moreGross. Disgusting. I waited until I was safely away to write a review because I feared for my life. If you want a scary hotel experience while walking the Camino, this is your place. If it is booked for you through a third party, ask, beg, plead for another place. The bus station is a better option. The bedding is dirty. Beds are uncomfortable. I had bed bug spray and sprayed everything down. I smelled poop when I left my room in the morning to check out. Don’t know what it’s from or what animal. Just because it’s old with old furniture means it needs to be dirty and gross with rude hoteliers. I have been at numerous places on the Camino where the facilities are old. But it’s clean, safe, hygienic, and doesn’t...
Read moreThis hostal is family owned and operated. The family knows us and we are always welcomed warmly, which we deeply appreciate. We have stayed here three times in the last five years. It is an older establishment but it is in good condition and we have always enjoyed our stay. Our room this year had a balcony overlooking the Camino path which was enjoyable to use. There is a restaurant and bar on the bottom floor for those who wish to dine in-house. The hostal is located near the bridge leaving Mansilla. As you cross the bridge look back for a nice view of the wall which once...
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