Down-to-earth dorms in a low-key hostel offering free Wi-Fi & a guest kitchen with a TV.
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Verry good, when I arrived I noticed that my Passport is missing. The woman on the reception was so nice to call the last Albergue and ask then for my Passport. She also called someone who collected my Passport from there and bring it to me. ❤️I would stay there again.❤️ The Showers a verry good👍
Lovely couple run this place. Nicely appointed. Very helpful with everything.
Very nice Albergue and amazing and kind hosts. It has a fully equipped kitchen for pilgrims to use. Highly recommended
We got there as pilgrim, after walking 20km under the sun. There was no one in the albergue and after waiting for about 20 minutes, we texted them and they said they would be there in 20 minutes. There already were other people inside, waiting for someone. That's not how you should manage an albergue on the Camino de Santiago. Than it's true that most of the people doing the Camino start from Sarria, there will be always people looking for accomodation so, as most touristic places, services provided can be lower than the expected. The toilette it is really small, you can not even sit properly.
10€ for a bed. Nice accommodations, showers and laundry were nice. Decent kitchen. Bathroom stall was a little tight on space. Very close to the Church.
