Accommodation listing for Albergue Amodiño in Arzúa on Norte.
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My wife and I stayed in a private room for one night, hoping to get a good rest. Unfortunately, the room is located right beside the main common area, and although there’s a note asking guests to stay quiet after 10 p.m., people were coming and going several times after midnight. Since the door uses a code for entry, this rule is easily ignored. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend staying in a private room here if you’re looking for a quiet night’s sleep.
Great location with comfortable beds. I had a private room with accessible bathroom facilities. The kitchen was clean and well-organised, and the place was managed smoothly without a receptionist. I loved it here—highly recommended!
Absolutely the best hotel on Camino. Finally the bed was so comfy it was hard to wake up! Everything super clean, and the location is perfect, close to ice cream and the Camino to start the next morning :)
The accommodations and restrooms are separate for men and women, which is quite reassuring. There's a kitchen and living room. There's heating, but it's almost impossible to get air flowing. On rainy days, you have to walk outside to the laundry to wash your clothes.
The room was very clean and had a very large kitchen. The clothes drying area was a bit inconvenient, so I had to hang them on the clothesline outside the bathroom window. I contacted the hostel myself when I sent my luggage. Not every accommodation will do this, but it's stated on the shipping form.
