Hotel Norte y Londres
Antique-furnished lounge, steps from the cathedral
About this hotel
Hotel Norte y Londres sits a hundred and fifty metres from Burgos Cathedral in the city's historical and cultural centre, with the Camino de Santiago Pilgrimage Route passing directly by the front door. Rooms come as private or shared, each with a street view over the city's main shopping area, a TV, telephone, heating and a private bathroom stocked with free toiletries and a hairdryer. The lounge's elegant antique furniture gives the hotel a character rarer among budget-friendly two-star addresses this close to the cathedral, and the tourist information office and Casa del Cordon both sit within a hundred metres. Discounted parking at Plaza de Espana covers guests arriving by car, though most explore entirely on foot given how central the hotel already sits.
- Near cathedral
- Camino route
- Antique lounge
- Budget option
Our take
This suits pilgrims and budget travellers who want to be genuinely close to the cathedral without paying palace-conversion prices, and the shared room option works well for solo Camino walkers on a tighter budget. Couples wanting more privacy should book a private room specifically rather than the shared alternative, since both are offered here at different rates.
- ✓Get your Camino credential stamped nearby, the route passes directly by the hotel on its way through the historic centre.
- ✓Book a private rather than shared room if travelling as a couple, both options exist here at noticeably different price points.
- ✓Use the discounted Plaza de Espana parking if driving, it sits a hundred and fifty metres away with a hotel-guest rate applied.
Why we love it
- A hundred and fifty metres from the cathedral
- Directly on the Camino de Santiago route
- A proper lounge with antique furniture
- Both private and shared room options
Why guests love itHotel Norte y Londres is a two-star hotel 150 metres from Burgos Cathedral, right on the Camino de Santiago, so families walking a stage of the route or simply exploring the historic centre can do everything on foot. Rooms are private or shared and look onto the street, and the lounge with antique furniture is a pleasant place to sit. It is a budget choice with few facilities, best for short stays.