Public Pilgrims' Hostel of Eirexe

Very well managed, clean and organized hostel. In this standard places you have all you need to wash and dry your clothes. They give you a disposable under sheet but you need a blanket or sleeping bag for the cool days. I had a thin blanket for May. The place was very quiet. We were only 3 on my night in May. I recommend it strongly. When you arrive to the reception maybe there is no one there but if you ring the phone on the sign the receptionist will pop in in two minutes.

This Xunta establishment is one of the best run public albergues we've been in yet. There are 26 beds within the dorm, male and female segregated bathrooms, a common area, microwave, small kitchen, and laundry facilities. The women running the show do a fantastic job keeping the place in order and did a wonderful job helping us when we had issues checking in. Surprisingly, this is the only public albergue on the Camino I've encountered without mold in the showers! Keep it up, ladies!

Another municipal hostel in Galicia which means: - open throughout the year (even if it's empty) - 8 euro for a bed including disposable bedsheets - must have credentials - laundry - wash and dry - for just 5 euro - no blankets, but the heating is on, so sleeping bag is enough - a beautiful kitchen that has a fridge, stove, microwave and NO utensils - no cutlery, no cups, no plates, no pots NOTHING (so... What is the point of the kitchen???!!! Unless it's deliberately kept empty so people never use it and it never has to be cleaned. Aha! Now it makes sense) - wifi only works if you have a Spanish phone number - clean with bed-bug proof covers on mattresses and pillows - plenty of hot water Your only eating option is the Bar-Restaurant opposite. No comment on quality...

Beautiful kitchen and meeting room. Bedroom has E. Heating system that can use freely. Very kind, wonderful reception.

Fantastic