El Albergue de Gaia

The hostel is quite ok, kitchen is new and toilet facilities as well. My bad rating though comes from the attitude of the owners. They keep insulting is Spanish most of the travelers who won't speak their language (asian and Americans) just because they use some kitchen tools or are sitting in the kitchen. Also, despite the checkout is at 8, at 7.10 they would turn on the light in the rooms with a bossy attitude. Definitely not the right spirit to run a hostel on the Camino, I think they should change job because such attitude is unacceptable and racist. Stay away from this place, I'm sure there are better options in town.

Very good albergue. The couple who manage it is very attentive and always available. Very clean with all the necessary conditions for pilgrims. The only thing missing is a light and a personal socket in each bed. Mixed showers!

I like the generosity of the friendly, friendly, and humorous boss. The small accommodation is my fault.

The bunk beds will tip if a heavy person like myself has to climb it. They should secure them to the wall if they want to put stocky people on the top. There were also many flies. The staff was helpful when needed and the property was close to the center and looked lovely.

The worst sleep on Camino - overcrowded rooms, with no air circulation, very small window for the room with 8 people, unfriendly welcome (I came earlier and was kicked out). Even though I was first come - I was given a place on an upper bunk bed in a room with 6 men (why not to put women with women? I saw women in the other room). Result - could not sleep because of the snoring. Uncomfortable showers - no place to put staff and undress, because there is no separation on men/women showers/toilets and no possibility to close the door to ensure men do not enter.