Olá Vida - Hostel Caminha

Super comfy, tidy and cute hostel to spend a night on your Camino. Everything so well designed and ready for traveler’s to feel the best in shared environment 🫶🏼 Plus the owner is very kind and helpful! I saw some people complaining about a noise - I slept like a baby without any disturbance 🙌🏼

The music from the bar next door continued until 5am on a regular Tuesday! The rooms are clean and are well decorated. I missed a host to welcome you. All via mail. You get a key code. Every one in the accomodation complained about lack of good sleep due to the music. I wear ear plugs but the bass is still audible. When you keep the windows closed it is ‘doable’ but not nice

Friendly stay, I had 1 of 8 beds in a room. Still did not feel crowded. Location is very good many restaurants near by and close to the pear where I took the water taxi to A Guarda. Recommended stay.

Don’t stay there on a weekend. I don’t know about a weekday but the club nearby thumped music from 11:30 pm - 6:15 am. Sleep was impossible. I pre-booked on Booking. A day later I arrived. No instructions. No entry code. No one there to help. Each of the other people there that night experienced the same thing and after 18.7 miles walking, it was quite annoying standing outside, turning on cell service ($12 extra cost USA ATT) to what’s app the number on the front door, and send my passport on what’s app to someone I didn’t know, wait for 15 min to get a code and an assigned bed. The shower button needs to be pushed every 5 seconds to get water or it turns off (I’m 100% for conservation of water but that was a bit much). So besides the rooms looking nice, being clean, and comfortable bunkbeds, I would not stay here again or wish it on anyone.

We slept in this hostel for one night during our camino to Santiago. It is clean, comfortable and the staff is very kind! I really recommend it!