Albergue As pozas Termais

Loved this albergue - the stairs to top bunk were a welcome addition and it felt very cosy. Small kitchen and communal space but perfect for everything we needed. Host was so kind and accommodating - did our washing for us for 6€ including drying!!

A pleasant stay during one of the stops on the Camino de Santiago. The atmosphere is clean, very minimalist, and well-connected to several attractions/interests, primarily a hot thermal pool, a supermarket, and places to grab a drink, etc. The proximity to the playground means there's a bit of noise on holidays, so if you're looking for peace and quiet, it's best to avoid the risk. Showers and bathrooms are fine. Breakfast is available for a small fee. There's a large backyard for hanging out laundry or an afternoon read. Kudos to the truly helpful reception staff. The only thing I didn't appreciate were the rules and restrictions, such as for backpacks in the room, but that's reasonable. I'd also point out the lack of tables where you could tidy up. Overall, a great experience.

This is among the best albergues in Camino Portuguese. The capsule style beds provide comfort and privacy with easy access to top capsules. Very clean and organized. Great measures on safety against bed bugs. Staff helpful and attentive.

A nice albergue with great bedbug protocols and very comfy bunks, really appreciated the stairs instead of a ladder going up. I unfortunately had pretty bad weather and there weren't a lot of social spaces inside, only the patio. The washer and dryer also took like 2.5 hours? Which was a little annoying because I had to just sit near the reception for half my day in town, but not the end of the world.

Clean and with all the necessary services for a pilgrim. Staff kind and helpful The door between the dormitory and the corridor/bathrooms was noisy. 6€ to Wash and dry looks a bit expensive for such kind of Albergue