Hostel Catedral Burgos

The Hostel, good location. But the staff leaves a lot to be desired, the glasses were dirty. There was lint under the bed. The "man" in the dining room, one with little hair, is unpresentable, you can't talk to children like that, humiliating treatment on his part, in addition to talking to them and answering them badly, forced them to clean all the tables, which were not even the ones they had used. Anyway 🤷

Excellent, next to the cathedral. We were friends staying, bathroom inside the rooms and kitchen on the first floor. They attended to us at all times and advised us. They were improving services by changing to a new, larger elevator to accommodate bikes. They have their own restaurant where I recommend their burgers.

I warn you that it is going to be a long comment, but the experience was frustrating and since the person in charge answers the messages, I prefer not to leave any details and whoever wants to stay in this hostel, should know what they can find. We were a group of 17 people: 9 adults and 8 children (the oldest, 10 years old) to spend the weekend in Burgos. We chose this hostel because it gave us the possibility of sleeping all together in the same establishment and each family in a family room with its respective private bathroom. In addition, the location is unbeatable, in the center of Burgos, next to the cathedral. We consider the price expensive for a hostel (a traditional hostel): 90 Euros a night, without breakfast, having to make the bed and pay for towels. We are used to staying in these types of establishments and we know that they are spartan but clean facilities and at a very reasonable price. CHECK-IN We arrived on Saturday around 7 pm to check-in after spending the day with the children at the Atapuerca excavations. At 9 o'clock we had a reservation at a restaurant in the center of Burgos so we had time to get the keys, make the beds, get ready and leave quietly for the restaurant. We would have even liked to have a drink in the hostel bar since as a veteran rugby player, I was amused to see that it was the bar of a rugby club with scarves from many teams on the walls, offers of pints of beer during matches of the World… We entered the hostel through the bar and went to the back where the Reception sign was, next to a small hallway. The families with the children stayed at the tables closest to the reception and two of the parents went to the reception desk, finding that it was closed, with no indication of the hours. Just a sign that told us to talk to the bar staff or call the cell phone that appeared. So we returned to the bar and told the waiter (the only one there, tall, thin, with tattoos on his arms) what was happening. He tells us that he is not the person in charge of the reception but that we should not worry, he will call the person in charge. After 5-10 minutes, no one appeared there. We commented again to the waiter and he told us that he had already called and therefore nothing more could be done. We decided to call the reception phone (which later turned out to be the same one the waiter was calling) and no one answered it. We are already starting to have the fly behind our ear: If it turns out that the Reception is closed and no one answers the phone, if there is any emergency, who is in charge? The minutes continue to pass and we wait for half an hour without anyone showing up. At this point, another group of guests (from a cycling club) appears with their bicycles to also check-in and logically they also go to the bar counter to be served by the waiter. There, the waiter already started

I had read good reviews about the hostel and the only good thing about it is the location, since it is very close to the Cathedral and the guys who serve you at the reception. However, the cleanliness leaves a lot to be desired: dirty floor, dust in every corner, the bathroom with mold, and even a spider web on the blind, including a spider. Bring towels because they charge you 2 euros. Of course, for a little more you could find something much better. Luckily it was only for one night.

Especially not !! Not very far from the cathedral, but horrible sound system!! Rooms that heat up too much during the night, too much noise in the evening, windows that exist only for decoration. Sleep merchants, 20th thrown out the window. You come out more tired than rested...

We reserved a room for 5 people...it was by phone...for the 5th and 6th of May...and when we got there and we were already in the room the manager came to tell us that the next day we had to vacate the room...because They knew that the reservation was for one day... they recognized that it was their fault... but we had to leave the next day. Because the room was already reserved for other clients... we found ourselves on the street with our suitcases and not knowing where to go...

El sitio es normal, ni bueno ni malo, pero hay un señor con barbas que genera inseguridad porque cuando entran gente de mal vivir se acobarda y achanta permitiendo que lo humillen sin defenderse ni hacerse respetar Cuando vas a un sitio te gusta que haya seguridad y gente respetable , no cobardes

Reseña sobre Hostel Catedral de Burgos Estuve con un grupo de 92 alumnos dos días. En total éramos 98 y ocupamos dos plantas completas. Elegimos el lugar por la capacidad, la posibilidad de cenar y desayunar, la ubicación y la relación calidad precio. El emplazamiento del hostel permite que el alumnado pueda salir tranquilamente por la tarde a dar una vuelta después de las visitas turísticas. El personal de cocina atendió correctamente la larga lista que le dimos de intolerancias y alergias y nos preparó un picnic para comer uno de los días que estaba muy bueno. Hicimos dos cenas y dos desayunos en total. Si la idea es contratar alguna cena o comida recomiendo dejar muy claro al grupo que la organización es de tipo campamento, con normas de recogida de bandejas de comida, jarras de agua, limpieza de platos al final con responsable de mesas, limpieza de mesas al terminar, etc. con una sola persona en la barra al cargo con el riesgo de que se produzcan conflictos entre la persona que atiende el comedor y el grupo de adolescentes, sobretodo el primer día, en el que hay que escuchar y asimilar normas varias y nuevas rápidamente explicadas con bastante jaleo, por lo que se generó un ambiente poco cordial. El segundo día fue todo mucho mejor. Además, a pesar de que el servicio de cocina intentó poner cosas que pudieran gustar a los chavales ( costillas, albóndigas, pasta, que estaban muy buenas, arroz), no siempre es fácil acertar con las cantidades y el resultado y nos podemos ahorrar quejas si cada uno hubiera cenado por su cuenta en establecimientos de los alrededores ( que hay varios) . Por último he de señalar que en la 4ª planta se escuchaba mucho el ruido de la calle ( era jueves universitario).