Picon del Conde

The buses through to Burgos aren’t very frequent and you’d need to plan very carefully if travelling here. The cafe/bar food was a bit of a hit or miss but I understand this isn’t run by the people who own the property. By this I mean, it wasn’t always open when it was meant to be and sometimes we had a long wait for food each day. It is too far out from the mainland to get any food delivered to your room on uber eats etc. There is no fridge in the smaller rooms. If you’re staying here long term for a more than a few days it can be quite difficult to ensure that you are eating at the proper times etc.

The pool/waterpark was refreshing after a long drive. But the facility feels like every time the owners had a little extra money, they grabbed a wheel-barrow full of concrete and added one more feature or "improvement." The whole vibe is do-it-yourself by a not very good do-it-yourselfer. The bar/restaurant was not open in the morning for coffee, etc.

Room smelled of wet dog and very musty

We stayed with our golden retrievers. By check in the staff warned us, that we have to take the metal stairs to our room very carefully, as dogs might brake their nails there. We did go slowly, dogs by lead all the time, and one of them broke the nail on our second walk down the room. In total we made 3 trips up and down and within seconds nail was broken. And if they warned us - this happens a lot! So this issue needs to addressed!! After this incident, we put our socks to our dog paws, to make sure this doesn’t happen again. So be aware of this, especially if staying for longer. We stayed only for evening and now we have many days to go on our travel with our dog having pain and difficulties to walk, as nail is totally gone. This really ruined our stay. :(