Albergue PortoSantiago

Amenities such as a washing machine, tumble dryer (which cost around 3 EUR each), coffee machine (1 EUR), and more are available. The rooms are nice and comfortable, with toiletries provided. There is no kettle in the room, but you can make coffee in the communal kitchen. Don't bother buying coffee from the machine, as people often leave instant coffee in the kitchen, so you can use the kettle to make a cup. The staff are very friendly, although they didn’t speak much English, we managed to communicate well. I didn't give 5 stars because the location is up a hill, one of the highest points, and after all that walking, the last thing you want is to climb further. Otherwise, I give this place a solid 4.5/5.

Amazing place. Yes, at 15 euro for a bed for a night it was the most expensive albergue I yet stayed in. But oh the extra quality for those extra couple of euros! 100% worth every cent. So... The rooms where you reserve a bed have 3/4 beds per room. At the quality of a nice hotel. Hairdryer and shampoo in bathroom. Great heating/cooling system. The kitchen and common area are amazing and also heated/cooled. There is loads of food/oil/spices/salt etc left from previous guests so you can cook easily and eat well. You can also help yourself to tea and one coffee (from capsule). Staff very kind and professional. The lady who checked me in avoided putting me in a room with men so I wouldn't feel uncomfortable. She gave us the key at night so we could lock the door and feel secure. This is exactly the albergue I've been looking for. Hotel quality but hostel prices, if you don't mind sharing a room.

This is probably the nicest albergue I have experienced in 5 Camino trips. Clean!!! Nice kitchen area! Beautiful courtyard! Nice, protected area to escape the sun outside! And. Jessica is an incredible host. My room had three beds, but I needed only 1. For 70 Euros, which could be split among three pilgrims, the accommodations were worth every Euro.

We've been to 5 different albergues/ hostels along the Camino and PortoSantiago was by far our favorite. 1) Modern and clean. 2) heater and blankets during the winter season. 3) Well stocked and equipped kitchen. 4) Affordable washer and dryer 5) Dog friendly.

8 beds (litera) and only 2 showers/toilets (one male, one female). A few private rooms. Small public cocina. Laundry available (washer/dryer that they run for you). Clean comfy bed, but the shower was a little gross and mildewy. Lots of outlets to charge, free Wi-Fi, some bottom bunks have curtains, and great sights/spots nearby. Really nice jardin patio. The owner (or manager?) was super nice and called us to make sure that we were okay and coming in because we had said 3pm, but didn't get in til 5pm. Very friendly and welcoming. 10euro in June. My only hesitation is the bathroom situation.