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Single beds only, no bunks. We do a communal home cooked meal each night, mainly vegetarian with vegetables from our garden.We also offer breakfast and have beer,wine and soft drinks.Our garden has direct river access for swimming or soaking feet and a side terrace area with chairs for relaxation. Spanish and English spoken.
The hostel Casa Susi has a total of 12 rooms to spend the night distributed in Beds. Their rooms do not have heating, remember to bring warm clothes to avoid being cold in the winter months. The air conditioning that you can find inside will make the summer months more bearable. You don't have to bring a sleeping bag.
Among the bathroom elements we can find toilets. Their hot water showers will help us to clean yourselves after a day of pilgrimage. Remember to bring a towel and soap, they are not included.
Services
This hostel of Trabadelo has among its services a Dinning room, Pub, Restaurant, Plugs, Medical kit, Laundry, Clothes line.
Schedules
Noise is not allowed after No. At the end of your stay you must leave the hostel before No.
Reservations
This hostel allows you to make reservations.
Services overview
- Handicapped accessible
- Pets
- Hot water
- Air conditioner
- Pub
- Medical kit
- Dinning room
- Plugs
- Laundry
- Bicycle Parking
- Booking option
- Restaurant
- Conference room
- Clothes line
- Toilets: 2
- Showers: 2
- Beds on the floor: No
- Bedrooms
- Beds: 12
- Squares on the floor: No
- Seats berths: No
- Total places: 12
- Check out: No
- Silence time: No
- Washing machine: No
- Dryer: No
- Farmacy Near
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Casa Susi
Calle Camino Santiago, 122-123, 24523 Trabadelo, León, España
Precio: 5.00 €
Fechas apertura1 Abril
Hora Apertura/Cierre10:00 / No
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