Liendo Hotel Guide - Yelso de Hayas hotels in Liendo, Spain.

"No pets, breakfast only included bread, butter and croissants"

"This is a spectacular property, however you do need a car to get to it. Loads of space and family friendly. The local town is vibrant and welcoming and is only 10mins away by car. The owner was very kind and helpful. The pool that is mentioned is a communal pool shared by the houses (roughly 10 properties) on the street. There is no WiFi! It didn't matter, but the evils I got from the kids! "

"Lovely property that was full of character. Having access to a shared kitchen area with fridge, microwave and kettle was a nice touch. The host was very welcoming and served a good breakfast in the morning "

"Hotel Pico Velasco is a magical space nestled between nearby Santander. This 17th-century palace, once the residence of the Marqués Velasco, was painstakingly rebuilt and transformed into a boutique hotel. The perfect blend of history, elegance, and natural beauty makes Hotel Pico Velasco a true gem. Its proximity to Santander provides easy access to the city, while its serene surroundings ensure a peaceful retreat. A highlight of our stay was the exceptional culinary experience offered by the hotel's Michelin-starred chef. Please note that this exclusive experience is available by reservation only, so be sure to book in advance. I'm not sure why Hotel Pico Velasco is rated only 3 stars, perhaps due to the lack of a spa or concierge service. However, in my opinion, it deserves a much higher rating. The hotel's charm, character, and exceptional service make it a truly fantastic choice. I highly recommend Hotel Pico Velasco to anyone seeking a unique and unforgettable experience. Don't let the 3-star rating fool you – this hotel is a hidden gem!"

"Picture perfect but not comfortable. My room felt like prison with no view of the outside world. I bumped my head badly on a low beam. Staff has good manners but no kindness. I didn't feel welcome as a single woman walking El Camino. Would not recommend this place for pilgrims."