Albergue de Peregrinos de Guntín

small public albergue that was situated perfectly for my stage after Lugo the kitchen is between two dormitories, walls separate the spaces but there are no doors in between you have to walk outside to access the bathroom, where there is an excellent clothes-washing sink with a washboard - what a wonderful amenity to really get the grit out of your socks!

Best municipal albergue I stayed at. There is another hostel only steps from the door that sells food and drinks. Very rustic. There were only 2 other people here late August with me. Very nice feel. Blankets and cookwear. Super rustic and rural. If it were full it would feel crammed though. Small place.

It’s a tiny gnome house with only 6 bunk beds and fully renovated kitchen in the middle. Soooo cute and comfy! The shower and toilet area is new with brilliant water pressure. The goat keeps this tiny place spotless and welcoming. I don’t understand why push to Ferreira, when you have such a gem on the way. The only drawback is absence of the doors and this waking everyone in the morning even if you trying to be super quite.

This might be the smallest albergue in the Xunta’s portfolio, only 12 beds! It is so small; the bathroom and showers are in a modern annexed outhouse! This albergue is literally in the middle of a forest but fortunately there is a great private albergue, O Candido across the trail. The exposed wooden beams in the ceiling really made this a rustic experience!

Clean, comfortable, and well organised. Large, hot showers. Good value for 10 euros. Enjoyed the menu del dia next door at O'Candido for 12 euros.