Hotel Rural La Consulta De Isar

I walked the Camino from Burgos to Hornillos. After completing the stage around lunchtime I stopped for a beer with other pilgrims. We were having a good time talking and laughing. The pilgrim meal in Isar isn’t served until 7pm so I really had no reason to go there for many hours. I’d much rather have stayed talking with my friends. I got a phone call from an angry sounding man in Spanish demanding I confirm my name and give him my whereabouts. He said he was coming to get me. This is about 2pm. I was confused because I had not requested a lift or made any agreement about what time I’d get to the accommodation. I asked a Spanish speaking friend to call the number back, which he did. But he couldn’t get any explanation except that the man was coming to pick me up. He was there three minutes later and I was stuck in Isar for the rest of the afternoon and evening because it was too hot to walk back. I still don’t understand what happened.

Too far off the Camino route. Felt isolated - no shop/cafe. Nothing to do, so stuck in the room from early afternoon until 7:30 the next morning. We were picked up by shuttle bus from Hornillos del Camino and returned the next morning. Didn’t like to bother the owner/employee for extra drives in and out as he was the only worker in the place serving in the bar etc. We didn’t eat here, even though there was nowhere else to eat we didn’t get good vibes and preferred not to eat here. There didn’t seem to be a chef on the premises. The owner/employee seemed to be a jack of all trades, and he said the menu was salad, or salad (egg, or ham). Mould on the bath, and a wooden panel stuck on with tape to the plastic panel as a repair job. (See photos). Reasonably priced accommodation but I would have paid double for something better on the main route.

The accommodation was not very comfortable The shower was inadequate The pilgrims meal was poor .

No air conditioning