Albergue Peregrinos St Antonio de Agueda

This place deserves 10 stars honestly host so lovely all the services amazing kitchen bathrooms bedroom and then you have this terrace overlooking the valley just relaxing chilling...best albergue I've had since leaving Lisbon and that ain't sass to previous places they been lovely but this one I could live at...the cat vomited on my bag just before I left and I wasnt even mad this place is worth a cat vomiting on your bag

Nice hostel where you can book cheap private rooms as well (these are located in the Cekeste hotel next door). For 7 euro you get a really good breakfast (buffet style). You can wash and hang your clothes. Kitchen is small but functional. There's also 3 super cute cats hanging around to cuddle with.

3 Kitties, a beautiful view, a friendly hostess, great kitchen, persimmon tree to sit under.... tranquility. Perfect. Hard to leave.

There are albergues run with heart, and others held together by the spirit of the pilgrims passing through—and this one's the latter. The vibe is warm, unpretentious, and communal in the best way. Real sheets on the bunks (yes, bunks—but comfortable ones), and enough bathrooms to avoid the morning shuffle. A garden patio and a few outdoor nooks give space for quiet reflection or shared bottles of wine under the stars. The kitchen’s got what you need, minus a working kettle—but who needs tea when someone’s frying up garlic in the communal pan? No dinner provided, but pilgrims here often cook together, and those impromptu feasts beat any pre-set menu. The Wi-Fi works where it matters (mostly), and there’s a washer, dryer, and old-school handwashing zone with clotheslines. A peaceful stop that reminds you why you’re walking this road.

One of these good and comfortable private Albergues. The only thing missing was a towel and comforter, so I would not have to use a sleeping bag. But overall a good experience and the place was clean. The kitchen is well equipped.