Clean and modern hostal for 10 Euros per night. Bring your sleeping bag and towel. It is not so popular so you can easily find spot here even if you come late
Sergude · albergue
Lugar O Monte 12, 15182 Sergude (Carral)
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Strict rules, but good place if you’re looking for a shelter to overnight. Bunk beds are not comfortable and only one time use plastic linen is provided. Keep a towel and sleeping bag with you if you’re planning to stay there. Friendly staff and clean facilities. Good value of money for pilgrims.
Recently built, this public hostel is exclusively for pilgrims. After check-in, one is given a one-time use pillow case and a mattress cover. Neither a towel nor a blanket. But for colder months, there is a central heating. Spacious common and kitchen area. Washer and dryer - 3€ each. The kitchen does not have cutlery, cups or dishes. None. Bare cabinets and drawers. May be for a reason, since there's no grocery store around. The only place one can eat is a tavern 500 meters down the hill. The food is good and cheap there.
Beds seem to be first come first serve with no reservation (I added a picture of their sign) currently the limit is 9 people. Good facilities! Single use “paper” sheets and crazy shower temperatures but I was just glad to find a place to sleep. €8 for pilgrims. The place is spotless and the bathrooms are nice.
Really good public albergue, new and clean! Remember to bring your compostelana because you won’t be able to sleep if you don’t! I went at the end of July and I was the only guest in the whole albergue, it’s very easy to find a place, I don’t think it will ever get overbooked because very few people come from A Coruña doing el camino. Remember to bring bed sheets because they only have thin and one-use ones. With a towel was fine for me to sleep, it wasn’t too cold in July but I brought a pillow cover too. There is much to do around so I took a bus and I went to a clothes outlet backwards in El Camino. Was worth it. Also remember that they close at 21:30, so you must come back to the albergue before that time. The girl in the reception is very nice and she will help with anything!