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Edén del Acebo
The wooden staircase against the stone wall

Frequently asked questions

Everything guests usually ask

And if something is missing, message us on WhatsApp: we reply quickly.

Can I book directly on the website?

No. Bookings are handled on WhatsApp or by phone, on +34 666 347 311. Send us your dates and we'll confirm availability and price.

How much is a night?

Between €50 and €70 per room per night, depending on season. The price is per room, not per person.

How many beds does the hostel have?

Six, in three double suites: Mostaza, Cereza and Laurel. Each one has its own bathroom.

Do the rooms have private bathrooms?

Yes. Each of the three suites has its own bathroom inside the room.

What time can I check in and when do I have to leave?

Check-in is from 16:00 and check-out is until 10:00.

What if I arrive outside those hours?

There is no 24-hour reception, but if you call the hostel someone will come to let you in.

Are pets allowed?

Yes, pets are welcome. Let us know when you book so we can organise the room.

Is there space for my bicycle?

Yes, there is covered space to store bicycles.

Are bed linen and towels included?

Yes, linen and towels are included in the price, as are heating and Wi-Fi.

Is there a kitchen and a washing machine?

Kitchen and laundry are available only when renting the whole house.

Can I rent the entire house?

Yes. The three suites sleep six and, with a whole-house rental, the kitchen and laundry are included. Ask us on WhatsApp.

Is breakfast served?

We don't serve breakfast at the hostel, but you can have breakfast in the village itself, a few metres from the house.

Where can I park?

There is parking in the village. Bear in mind that the streets of El Acebo are narrow.

Is the hostel on the Camino or do I have to detour?

It is on the French Way itself. The route crosses El Acebo along Calle Real, where the house stands, and continues towards Riego de Ambrós.

Is there air conditioning?

No. The house has heating but no air conditioning. We are in the mountains and the nights are cool.

Is it accessible for people with reduced mobility?

No. This is a traditional stone house and, as things stand, it is not accessible for people with reduced mobility.

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