No-frills dorms in a basic hostel offering a communal kitchen, lockers & a TV lounge.
Address: R. do Barão de Forrester 954, Porto
Phone: 962 150 991
Website: https://albergueperegrinosporto.pt/
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Awesome place to stay in Porto. I went with a group and the staff was polite and friendly, always willing to help you. The rooms are quite spacious and comfortable for the price you pay and it was also pretty quiet. Finally and most importantly everything was clean so it was an overall great experience. Highly recommended if you travel with a group of people.
Very good hostel! Very clean and in good condition. They have everything you need during your hike: lockers for your bag, a sink to wash your feet after walking, a good bathroom, good showers, good beds, and a kitchen with everything you need to cook. The staff were very friendly! They also have several rules, which are great for ensuring respect among other pilgrims. It’s a little more expensive than other hostels you’ll find along the way, probably because it’s in Porto. The breakfast is also not very cheap. You can find better prices at any bakery along the route!
We finished our Camino, returned to Porto and stayed in Albergue de Peregrinos Porto. It was the best albergue on our route. The kitchen surprised us the most, it had everything we need to cook, even a device for heating pizza. And it was also very nice to sleep on clean and ironed cotton bed linen. All backpacks were left in boxes on the 0st floor, and that was a very good solution for hygiene purposes. The shower had a shelf, curtain, hook, the shower head was removable, it was very convenient. The staff was very polite and helpful, they allowed us to leave our backpacks for the next day and walk around the city. We liked it a looot.
Clean, welcoming, comfortable. Started my walk by heading south to the river and following the water west and then north. Beautiful backyard area with paid laundry
Had my worst night here on Camino. Super creaky stairs and beds that keep you awake the whole night if anyone moves just a little bit. Weird rule that you are not allowed to bring your bag into the room. You have to put everything in a little basket, feeling like a prisoner. Location is not really for city sightseeing, 30min walk from city center is not convenient at all, especially if you want to see the sunset.
