Albergue Segue o Camiño

The staff was very friendly, showed us everything. It was perfectly clean. Even though it's a shared bathroom/shower situation there were not need to wait in line for anything. Breakfast is quite varied and offers options for different diets. I've stayed in albergues before so I think we could have more privacy in the bed with more curtains.

Entering town via the Camino route and the location was clearly marked by signage as you came out of the park. The hostess was present, friendly, and kind. Very easy to work with. The shared bunks we very new and had a cabinet per bunk (with a key) large enough to fit my 30L pack. Two pillows, blanket/comforter, outlets for charging made bedtime very comfortable. (Lower bunks had a curtain) The showers were fantastic (great water pressure and plenty of room), the laundry was economical and I did not have to wait around for it. The hostess moved clothing from washer to dryer to bin on my bunk. Breakfast buffet was basic but acceptable for conquering the last day of the Camino! Also- reservation process was simple and quick.

A great town centre albergue. Very clean and tidy, and the albergue staff are superb. Located right opposite the local swimming pool for a post-walk swim. The pool has a great cafe that serves cold drinks including our favourite B-Lemon on tap.

Great small albergue with exceptional service and vibe, right on the Camiño at the last town before reaching Santiago de Compostela. The person in charge, Eva, is always supportive, attentive and friendly. The Cortez restaurant she recommended was great and the food amazing and very affordable. I stayed at one of their private rooms and it was clean and comfortable. I recommend it to anyone doing the Camiño Inglés.

It is really clean, and everything is on the ground floor. The only down side is the bed concaved weirdly causes my body to sink in and the toilet could do with more or better surface top to place your personal shampoo or soap.