Woodsy hostel on the Camino de Santiago, offering basic dorms, a kitchen & a lounge, plus a terrace.
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Even if it was lights out, a lot of locals were still playing their phone on speaker mode (do they not care about other guests?), still calling on their phone, being noisy and talking with one another. The management did nothing about this. The window is open and people smoke right infront if it so it smells like cigarette in the whole area and yet again the management does nothing about it. Lights out at 22:30 simply was lights out and quiet at 23:30. Unbelievable. Staff are nice and helpful but it would really go along way if they put the strict rules in place.
A truly fine albergue, clean and well maintained. The beds are divided into plywood cubicles with a shower curtain style closure for privacy and have lockers that lock. There is no restaurant on site but many are nearby and there is a small kitchen as well as a laundry machine available. Michelle was friendly, cheerful and very helpful at check in, and check out is until 9am if you want to get a little extra sleep.
The hostess that greeted us had a great sense of humor and was very welcoming. The place looks aesthetically great and the dorms were quiet for a restful evening. Boardgames and cards available. Highly recommend this albergue! One of the best on the Camino
Stayed on 12th August 2025 . Left at 2.30 in the morning because of bed bugs . My friend was badly bitten. Many people complained. Owner was called and came at 2am. Lots of very annoyed people who were bitten . I am amazed this place is still open . Beware . Had no choice but to start walking at 2.30am
Quiet hours and lights out times were NOT respected, and the staff did nothing about it. Would never recommend - they allowed EIGHT CHILDREN (under
