Unassuming hostel set in a 17th-century religious complex with 3 chapels, gardens & a dining room.
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Nice looking from the outside, but you don't know what to expect inside. The rooms are old-looking, I felt a little scared (who knows, maybe there will be some haunted twins down the corridor). Bathrooms are ok, but they are in need of renovation (just like the rooms) In the room is a sink with so impractical knobs (seperate for hot and cold water, so you can get burnt or frozen hands) Plus is good location, just right on the road of the Camino, but you have to climb a hill
Excellent service at reception, very clean but very basic, cannot complain about the price though. Had trouble parking as we have a high vehicle and wouldnt go under the arch, so it meant a walk. Slept well
Last night I spent the night in this albergue, unfortunately, what I feared the most happened to me on the way, I was bitten all over by bedbugs. Now I'm going to lose half a day because I went to the laundry room and washed everything I had with me, not to mention how much the bites hurt and itched. Unfortunately, I would recommend everyone to stay away.
Worth the price for a nice private room. I used it for a day to do nothing and the gardens presented themself as an ideal place for that
Everything clean and organized. Beds are comfortable, staff is very kind. We stayed in a room for two people. The place is beautiful, made out of stones. The garden looks like from the movies. Totally recommend it.
