Camino Del Perdón Albergue-Restaurante

This is the most amazing alberque I've ever experienced. The lady in Cafe, Bonita, called my name the minute I walked in, and her hospitality never stopped for 3 days. The food and service were beyond any Camino experience. She's steadily busy from 9am til 8pm or later and never stops smiling. I had a delay here for business and family, they were so good to me and others. Great laundry facility with dryer. I did not want to leave. Do not hesitate to book. ENJOY!! Linda from Alabama Note: I'm not one to compliment unless deserved.

Noelia was beautiful. She responded very quickly to my email asking for a bed, check in was easy and we had beds right at the end which was great. The shower and bathroom were clean. The service was outstanding, we ordered our dinner when we checked in and everyone got exactly what they ordered. The food was also outstanding, they cooked the most delicious chicken, their salad was very fresh and delicious and the apple tart…sooooo delicious. They have a lovely beer garden where you can relax and just enjoy the afternoon and the company of fellow pilgrims. Definitely a must stay.

Nice terrasse, good facilities, good food, clean, friendly, comfy living room. But i think for what you get, the night and the food should be 2-3 € cheaper. The bunk beds make lots of noise and the doors need to be oiled - especially for such a big dorm. There’s small things that could be improved to justify the price, for example bedsheets, towel to dry your hand in the bathroom, hairdryer. But all in all, a good experience.

The bed here was the worst I’ve had during my first week in the Camino. I would not recommend to stay in the bunk beds. I would hope the private beds are better. Having said that, the food was absolutely delicious, I had there the best jamón Serrano so far. The service was good even though it was a hectic afternoon and they patiently taking care of us pilgrims. If they change the beds, I would give them 5 stars

AVOID if at all possible. First time on the camino that i was made to feel truly unwelcome - and not just me, but several other people i spoke to that night. They seemed to be annoyed by our presence in general… despite running an albergue and us being overly quiet and polite. On top of that the beds make a loud metal popping noise whenever anybody changes position, which means that the 15+ bed dorm room is filled with that sound the whole night. Nice terrasse and food though, but it’s simply not worth it.