Peaceful space up in the hills. Well stocked kitchen which you can use for $1. Lots of lines to dry clothes. Small dorm with comfortable beds and lots of ventilation.
Really felt like a luxury after many days of municipal albergues. Real duvets!!! And clean big bathrooms with a shower!!! Not all the beds were full despite it being 1st of August, so if you want to wake up late and walk slow or far, this is likely a good, safe option. Maybe bring your own wine though, the one sold here costs 7 euros for a no brand called only ‘vino’. And also some food to cook is a good idea.
Wonderful albergue, beautiful and rustic. Great selection of foods to buy there. Don’t make the same mistake we did though - we thought it was as simple as walking adjacent to the ‘P’ on the map - not so! You need to walk further down and take a separate path. We became quite lost and disoriented! Well worth the effort though!!
Great hostel! The 200m walk off the route is well worth it and easy to find if you follow the yellow paint on the roads. A beautiful old building and really aesthetic dorm. Outdoor covered kitchen (€1 charge for use but worth it!), great outdoor sitting space and everything you need. Only thing I’d say is that the owner could be more friendly... and the breakfast provided at 7am for an extra €2 could be bigger?! Only tiny amount of bread and coffee and juice... Maybe get your own breakfast at a shop the previous day and save yourself from a hungry morning ahah!
Auberge avec peu de lits donc il est préférable de les prévenir avant. 1 seul dortoir avec une vingtaine de lits. 2 douches/wc. Il n'y a pas de repas proposé mais vous pouvez y acheter de quoi faire ( sandwichs, pâtes, sauce tomates, champignons en boîte, oignons, vin....). Utilisation du coin cuisine 1€/pers. Petit déjeuner très simple 2€ (boisson chaude, jus, pain beurre marmelade). Possibilité de faire laver son linge ou de le laver à la main. Jardin avec plusieurs coin pour se poser tranquille. Endroit paisible a la campagne.
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Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Peaceful space up in the hills. Well stocked kitchen which you can use for $1. Lots of lines to dry clothes. Small dorm with comfortable beds and lots of ventilation.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Really felt like a luxury after many days of municipal albergues. Real duvets!!! And clean big bathrooms with a shower!!! Not all the beds were full despite it being 1st of August, so if you want to wake up late and walk slow or far, this is likely a good, safe option. Maybe bring your own wine though, the one sold here costs 7 euros for a no brand called only ‘vino’. And also some food to cook is a good idea.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Amazing spot in the hills with great view and everything you need - even its own shop to purchase food! Favorite Albergue yet
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Wonderful albergue, beautiful and rustic. Great selection of foods to buy there. Don’t make the same mistake we did though - we thought it was as simple as walking adjacent to the ‘P’ on the map - not so! You need to walk further down and take a separate path. We became quite lost and disoriented! Well worth the effort though!!
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
It’s lovely, cosy. But if you are soaking wet and would like to dry your clothes - no no. No heating.
Breakfast was fine - quiet simple and ascetic.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Great stopping point- warm and clean
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Great hostel! The 200m walk off the route is well worth it and easy to find if you follow the yellow paint on the roads. A beautiful old building and really aesthetic dorm. Outdoor covered kitchen (€1 charge for use but worth it!), great outdoor sitting space and everything you need. Only thing I’d say is that the owner could be more friendly... and the breakfast provided at 7am for an extra €2 could be bigger?! Only tiny amount of bread and coffee and juice... Maybe get your own breakfast at a shop the previous day and save yourself from a hungry morning ahah!
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Auberge avec peu de lits donc il est préférable de les prévenir avant. 1 seul dortoir avec une vingtaine de lits. 2 douches/wc. Il n'y a pas de repas proposé mais vous pouvez y acheter de quoi faire ( sandwichs, pâtes, sauce tomates, champignons en boîte, oignons, vin....). Utilisation du coin cuisine 1€/pers. Petit déjeuner très simple 2€ (boisson chaude, jus, pain beurre marmelade). Possibilité de faire laver son linge ou de le laver à la main. Jardin avec plusieurs coin pour se poser tranquille. Endroit paisible a la campagne.