Accommodation listing for Albergue de Peregrinos - Bar El Cantero in Maneru on Frances.
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This place was very clean and quiet. Great facility and Mariola was very kind and welcoming. The guy behind the bar was very rude and he was extremely unaccomidating. He would not give my mom a glass with ice (they have a kitchen for cooking) even after we had purchased FOUR drinks and food from his bar. We did not even want to stay for breakfast bc of this man. He ruined our entire experience here so I would not recommend staying here, unfortunately.
Incredibly beautiful and clean place. The beds were lined with real sheets, not the usual paper ones. The garden is beautiful. Plenty of space to wash and dry clothes. The lady explained everything to us very clearly. She even gave us some aluminium foil to wrap our sandwiches. Two small things that would improve the place a lot : put simple bar soap in the bathrooms on the first floor, and offer maybe salt and pepper in the kitchen. Is would also be great if we could use leftover ingredients from other pilgrims but I'm guessing this can get messy quickly. Overall an above average pilgrim experience.
A really excellent stay on the camino. We arrived with our two year old - we’d booked a private room. The room was newly refurbished - great size, very clean, huge bathroom, and my favourite part, a little washing line for us outside the window. A lovely old building and garden. The woman who runs the albergue was so lovely and helpful - especially to our little boy. Really loved this stop.
Pretty good and clean place. Bathroom was very clean and well maintained. The balcony/patio was an excellent area for drying clothes. Host was very nice and friendly. It was quite full with pilgrims but with ear plugs and eye masks, I got a fairly good sleep/rest.
I went here as a Camino Pilgrim. After summiting a despicable "hill", I was welcomed so warmly by Mariola. The hostel is clean and well organized. There is a terrace where you can wash an hang laundry. There is a kitchen for guest use, although I do recommend the pilgrims menu. Real sheets are included. There is a shaded back garden to relax in and a bar out front if you need a drink. All in all, great hostel experience. Mariola warns you not to fall in love on the Camino as she did, but her kindness is where the real love is at.
