Albergue Fin del Camino

Is quite far from the city centre, about 30-40 min walk. There is supposed to be bus stop nearby but I don’t find, also I am cheap basta*d so I walked. 15 euros per night and they have a loooot of beds. You can reserve in advance by phone but not needed I am sure. Huge showers and toilets. U have to pay even for the disposable one use sheets. For lockers and for everything they can, they will charge you, but you don’t have to take it so. They have code for the doors so you can come after 22 which was the only reason I stayed here under 20 euros. They claim they donate all the money to charity.

After having no luck finding anywhere to stay after finishing the Camino Portuguese, took a chance on here and it's spot on. Lots of beds. Relatively comfortable for what it is. It's a bit far out of the city, especially for the tired pilgrim. There is a big shopping centre near by to grab food and supplies which is handy

A little far from catedral and old center of the city (2 km), but they are near a comercial center.

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Super nice staff, nothing to say on this, loved them, very patient and helpful for everything. In terms of comfort, after one week in a lot of albergue on the Camino and a week of wild camping before that (just so you know that I'm not a princess) the beds were the worst I experienced. During the night, the bed mattress stretches under you and you're basically in a little hole when you wake up, so not comfy at all, and they give you disposable covers for the mattress and the pillow that feels very cheap and brittle. Not that we should get silk sheets at all, but didn't feel good. It was fully booked when we were there so maybe that's why but also the showers were disgusting (hair everywhere) and the shower doors were broken and couldn't close.