Set up to be quiet (bunk beds don’t creak), bathroom doors Can be opened and closed quietly and no bright light sensors are set off in the middle of the night when someone gets up. Had a great hostelaro filling in while Sergio walks the Portuguese. They did laundry for the pilgrims and served dinner (vegetarian paella, a nice salad, bread & wine) and breakfast (cereal,oatmeal or breads/cakes and coffee/tea). At least two decent sized common areas (one outside, one inside).
One of the best albergue we’ve been to! Sergio is a great host, he and his wife cooked a dinner for all pilgrims. We had a great time chating over the glass of wine (No vino - no camino). The lodging is basically the basement of Sergio’s house, there are 2 bathrooms. The kitchen is in the separate building, you can cook there, but we didn’t use that, since Sergio prepared the dinner and breakfast for us. The albergue is donativo. Great place to start camino primitivo.
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Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Set up to be quiet (bunk beds don’t creak), bathroom doors Can be opened and closed quietly and no bright light sensors are set off in the middle of the night when someone gets up. Had a great hostelaro filling in while Sergio walks the Portuguese. They did laundry for the pilgrims and served dinner (vegetarian paella, a nice salad, bread & wine) and breakfast (cereal,oatmeal or breads/cakes and coffee/tea). At least two decent sized common areas (one outside, one inside).
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
One of the best albergue we’ve been to! Sergio is a great host, he and his wife cooked a dinner for all pilgrims. We had a great time chating over the glass of wine (No vino - no camino). The lodging is basically the basement of Sergio’s house, there are 2 bathrooms. The kitchen is in the separate building, you can cook there, but we didn’t use that, since Sergio prepared the dinner and breakfast for us. The albergue is donativo. Great place to start camino primitivo.