Albergue A Conserveira

It was one of the best hostels I stayed on my Camino, although also one of the pricier. Let me start with glorifying the staff that is next level friendly and speaks quite decent English. The place is very tastefully furnished and creates a homey feeling, which is definitely appreciated on a pilgrimage. They give you sheets for your bunk beds and you get all the privacy, thanks to a separating curtain. Paper for your (wet) shoes, tea selection, kitchen facilities and separate showers/bathrooms all just add to the overall experience. The location is just great (actually I even recommend this one versus the very city center) - and there's a grocery shop just next door. The only slightly disappointing thing is that the washing machine/dryer are pricier than at a Laundry nearby and need to be operated by the receptionist (so basically no chance to wash your clothes after 7 pm).

So good that they had enough space to dry our clothes! The showers were great. The curtains in the dorm seperated the beds in bunks of 4 which gave a feeling of privacy. Nice & neat & clean

Good location, good albergue, about 40 or 50 beds in one big open space, so expect a noisier hostel. For men, 2 toilets, 3 showers, bottom sheet and pillow case provided, cover sheet and towels are $1.00 each. Area to wash and hang/dry clothes, washer&dryers available, several restaurants and 2 (small) supermarkets close by, but reasonably good kitchen, so one could cook (simple) meals.

Awesome albergue! Laundry facility on site, mattress is super comfy. Area to wash and hang clothes if you don’t want to pay for a washer and dryer. Lockers beside bunks. Staff was super kind & welcoming! Right on the Camino route! Highly recommend 🤩

Very pleasant, comfortable hostel. Also has inexpensive laundry service for the sweat-stained Camino pilgrim.