Albergue O Logoso - Dumbría is albergue accommodation in O Logoso, serving pilgrims on Camino Finisterre. View practical details, guest feedback, and booking options where available.
Albergue O Logoso - Dumbría is listed for pilgrims walking:
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A lovely Albergue along the way to Fisterra. I booked 1 bed in dormitory. It is clean and neat. The pilgrim menu for dinner is great too. Overall a very good experience.
I came to the reception, but there was no one there. I went to the restaurant, where the receptionist was also working as a waitress. She told me to wait until she had served everyone in the restaurant. I don’t speak Spanish well, and it seemed to annoy her. She then spoke to me rudely and disrespectfully. She did not show me where the kitchen or the toilets were located. Later, other pilgrims arrived and also had to look for someone to check them in, and they were kept waiting as well. At breakfast, I was served a croissant that was still raw inside. This is the first albergue like this I have experienced in 14 days on the Camino. I was disappointed by their attitude toward pilgrims.
Great place, stayed for a night on my walk to Fisterra. 15€ a night, towels are provided. Clean place and good bathrooms. Beds are the usual bunkbeds, each with a curtain, small light and a electric socket. Has everything you need to rest after a long walk. They have a small pilgrims menu in the evening with different options. I asked for something vegan and they cooked a very delicious meal especially for me! Rise, potatoes and different veggies from the oven with salsa. The also have gluten free options available. Coffee and a small breakfast is available as well. Would stay there again for sure.
Amazing hostel in a beautiful rural location. Spotlessly clean, great pilgrim dinner available. We were there during the nationwide powercut so no card payments possible and we didn’t have enough cash to pay for our beds and for dinner. But the manager Flavia was very kind and gave us dinner on the understanding that we would pay later when the power came back on. So trusting and so generous. We would have gone to bed very hungry otherwise.
I didn't stay but I spent some time in the bar and talked to the Hospitaler and got my credential stamped. Very neat, clean, quiet and pleasant place to stay
