Hotel Rural Las Palmeras Muskiz

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Tiene debajo un bar con lo cual el ruido no te deja dormir. Si a eso le añades que son las fiestas del pueblo pues wl ruido se multiplica por mil Colchones duro, sabanas con manchas

Molt prop del centre de formació Somorrostro, a peu en 3 Min. Molt aparcament públic davant mateix

No hi ha servei d'esmorzar ni de menjador

The hotel had a community vibe which we liked, the outside appearance of the property was character full and pleasing to the eye, as the name suggests the area is rural but not remote with a number of bars and restaurants close by. The security of the locked outer door with a key provided with out any time restrictions.

The hotel didn’t have private parking but there was public parking directly across the road from the hotel, given the “village” feel to the location there were no issues leaving the car overnight.

Algun animalito en la cama. Habitacion llena de mosquitos.

I travelled to Bilbao for two EPCR rugby finals on 22 and 23 May. Generally, hotel prices in Bilbao were hugely inflated for the weekend, in some cases 10 times usual prices. The prices for Hotel Mural were not inflated, so I booked. I then read some of the reviews, which were far from complimentary and I'll admit I that as I approached the hotel (a 20-minute walk from the local commuter train station) it was with some trepidation. However, my fears were unfounded and me and a friend were warmly received by the owner. We then had a beer and a friendly chat with the owner's mother, who advised us to go to La Arena for dinner. She even walked to the bus with us and told the driver where we should get off. We had a good dinner and saw a spectacular sunset before catching a bus back to Muskiz. No breakfast, but we found great coffee and pintxos in a café in Muskiz. The hotel isn't close to town, but we were fine with the €3 train ride, which took 40 minutes. On the Friday evening after our first match, a train delay meant that we got back to the hotel at half past midnight. The hotel bar was still open and, whilst not planned, we had a very pleasant couple of hours in the bar. Needless to say, we slept very well! OK - I probably wouldn't take a lady here for a romantic weekend, but for a couple of rugby fans on tour, it was perfect.

The owner of the hotel is one of the most warm-hearthed person i have ever met in my life. No questions, no judgment who you are, just pure hospitality. If only i had time to stay one more night. A little bit off way from the Camino Norte but it is worth your effort to sleep there. Definitly a "must-have" place to stay if you need a private room or some privacy on the Camino!

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Pas de service de petit déjeuner à l'hôtel, mais un super café à 200mavec un petit déjeuner PARFAIT Notre chambre (nº15) était grande, et la literie agréable. Vue sur les colline basques. Nous avons dormi le fenêtres ouverte et réveillés par les oiseaux au lever du jour Durant notre séjour hôtel calme

Pas de climatisation, ce qui risque d'être un peu dur l'été. Pas d'ascenseur, chambres au 2ème étage. Hôtel rustique, comme son nom l'indique, ne pas chercher le confort d'un hôtel moderne 3 ou 4 étoiles.