Nacama Hostel

As a pilgrim, I was given shelter after four albergues that were completely full. There was only one spot left here. I believe it was fate, because I’ve never encountered a more luxurious bed in a hostel along the way. The warm welcome and bright spaces of the hostel made everything comfortable, and there was no need to squeeze myself into the bathroom, shower, or common areas. This is the only hostel on my journey where the beds don’t creak when you climb to the top bunk. And the curtains – they’re simply out of this world. I will always remember you with the fondest memories.

Unfortunately the worst Albergue I’ve stayed at so far, kept me up all night because every time people would go to the bathroom the light would automatically turn on. From all the top bunks you can see it. And on top of it I got bitten by a bed bug that I immediately found behind my pillow.

The hostel is perfectly located, across the street there are a supermarket, an excellent restaurant where you can try an octopus and a cafe with homemade takeaway food, which you can take with you to have a diner at the hostel. The beds have comfortable mattresses and curtains, which helps to get a bit privacy. Very nice and friendly staff at the reception. Amazing place but the price could be a bit lower.

Very clean hostel, friendly staff, nice kitchenette (no stove to cook on though). Comfy beds with light and outlet. Good location with restaurants and grocery stores right outside. One downside is all the beds are in one room so it felt pretty noisy.

Very central, new facilities, clean. Francisco is friendly and attentive, as well as brilliant at remembering guests' names. It has a good chill out space, the bathrooms work well, the kitchen is well laid out to socialize, cook etc. They provide bedsheets which are lovely cotton, and you can rent a towel if you need one.