Accommodation listing for Albergue La Parada de Reliegos in Reliegos on Frances.
Address: Calle Escuela Primera, 7, Reliegos
Phone: 987 31 78 80
Website: https://www.alberguescaminosantiago.com/albergues/albergue-la-parada-reliegos-leon/
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This alburgue was very clean and comfortable, and the owners were very friendly. I got a double room with my husband and the beds were dressed with sheets, blankets, and a towel was provided for each of us. The bathrooms were clean with hot water and the dinner was delicious! I was hesitant to not be able to book online, but I'm so glad we stopped here and checked them out.
Very comfortable and clean albergue. I chose the option of single beds in the attic (which was 3€ more). Clean, big showers (separated for men and women), option to use Laundry machine, quite tasty dinner option. Only uncomfort for me personally was that the matraces were with big springs which was not comfortable to sleep for me.
In general, the place was ok. In the evening, I left some food in the fridge, but in the morning, the kitchen was closed so I wasn't able to get it. I waited until 7:40 but no one showed up and the phone only rang through at the reception. And yes, there was the sign about the closing time but no information regarding that the kitchen would be closed in the morning. Throughout the camino, pilgrims have left food for breakfast in the fridge in almost every albergue I have stayed so far, so it's just a kind suggestion to open the kitchen in the morning so that people can get their food for breakfast 🙃
This was a really nice and clean hostel. The host l provided the usual paper sheets. The room I was in only had 6 beds. There were two toilets and two showers for men and the same for women. The hostel has laundry and a large courtyard to hang out at. I had the pilgrim menu which was good.
Made it to Reliegos after 2 hours of rain and snow. I was picked up and brought to the albuerge, by the Chef, after asking if anything in the Town is open (because all seem closed). One of the most wholesome moments in my whole Camino! Highly recommend a stay there, or just a short break for a coffee!
