ALBERGUE DE PEREGRINOS MUNICIPAL

It was quite nice here. Everything we need was here. The best thing is that you can sit down on your bed, haha. No matress cover though, that was fine. Shower and bathroom was nice.

Arrived today. And it’s not open. The auberge owner next door told me. But not sure why.

Even when I asked for early check-in, they rushed to the bar next door and helped me with my bags, which was very touching. (I think check-in is possible when the green door is open.) The IKEA bunk beds I encountered on the Camino were incredibly comfortable. (I was able to sit upright on the first floor, which made my stay even more satisfying.) There seem to be three bedrooms, but they assigned me the first-floor beds, which kept the atmosphere pleasant throughout my stay. The bathroom provided liquid soap and hand wipes, which further enhanced the quality of my stay. Even though it was quite hot, the interior didn't feel too hot, perhaps due to the structure. However, the lack of a laundry basket or clothespins made laundry a bit messy. (I used it for personal use, so it wasn't inconvenient.) There was a portable clothes drying rack, so drying was a breeze. Cleanliness isn't the highest, but I didn't experience any major issues during my one-night stay. A microwave, a vending machine (for quick meals), and a washing machine are available for use.

Fantastic hostel. Very comfortable beds, spotless cleanliness, vending machines with hot and cold drinks, and cooked meals (I didn't see any vegetarian options except for a pot of white rice). And the welcome was amazing; the hostel owner saw I was at my wit's end and carried my bag upstairs—a truly kind gesture. Thank you, sir, if you're reading this 🙏.

2014-06-07 Even 10 years later, I still fondly remember this hostel: It was simple, cozy, and authentic. They gave me great tips about the area and what else to see. Thank you so much for your wonderful hospitality. It's great that you're still here!