This is a great Nice clean alberge.
I bought the pilgrims menu. And it was not meet as he promised. There came a soup made from yesterday’s vegetables, then some pork with peas in a gray sauce with mushrooms. It honestly looked like dogshit:-(( I told I was allergic to mushrooms and she offered me 2 hard boiled eggs with sticky rice..
I left the place and I wasted 9€ and going hungry to bed..
Use the albergue but bring food..
Friendly, welcoming place. Well maintained sleeping area and nice lounge area. Communal dinner was VERY good - served family style, plenty of food, and a little entertainment. The owner obviously enjoys her job! Unexpectedly good experience for a small, 1 alburgue town.
Clean and warm for a big room. Host are nice, love the laundry machine and dryer. $3 each in this ice snow weather is nice to have warm clothes. There are bucket for you to soak feet.
Large comfortable dormitory rooms. Washers AND dryers available. Stocked with laundry soap. Great common room for socializing, relaxing, TV. Excellent communal dinner in nearby Celtic hut. Don’t let the modest front fool you. Spacious and comfortable.
This is a GREAT albergue! Still super-clean and friendly; the hosts genuinely care about the peregrinos who arrive. Sounds like a few things have changed since previous comments: 1) Women’s bathroom: 3 separate showers and 2 separate toilets; 2) Good central heating [Snow outside, so cold]; 3) Smaller, cozy separate bar and dining areas; 4) All bunks square-metal-framed, sturdy & comfortable; 5) Bunk €9; Dinner €10; Breakfast €4. Things that haven’t changed: 1) Lounge area still amazing with fantastic view; 2) Dinner home-cooked and delicious [Vegetable & Bean Soup; Beef Casserole with mushrooms, vegetables & Rice; Santiago Tart or Yogurt]. So comfortable, decided to take a rest day here... :-)
What an awesome surprise. We didn't expect much from a single albergue small village but here is why it's awesome: 1. The double room with bathroom was spacious, clean and had a great view and the dorm although big looked well spaced and clean. 2. Comments about shared area don't do it justice: besides amazing view, the place is super cozy with sofas and bean chairs, board games, foot massager and even a guitar. 3. Pilgrim meal was delicious - served in a great communal hall and with love. 4. Because this place is not the standard stop, we walked all day without having to fight crowds. Highly recommend!
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Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
This is a great Nice clean alberge.
I bought the pilgrims menu. And it was not meet as he promised. There came a soup made from yesterday’s vegetables, then some pork with peas in a gray sauce with mushrooms. It honestly looked like dogshit:-(( I told I was allergic to mushrooms and she offered me 2 hard boiled eggs with sticky rice..
I left the place and I wasted 9€ and going hungry to bed..
Use the albergue but bring food..
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
I can only add to the positive comments ! The meal was awesome
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Friendly, welcoming place. Well maintained sleeping area and nice lounge area. Communal dinner was VERY good - served family style, plenty of food, and a little entertainment. The owner obviously enjoys her job! Unexpectedly good experience for a small, 1 alburgue town.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Clean and warm for a big room. Host are nice, love the laundry machine and dryer. $3 each in this ice snow weather is nice to have warm clothes. There are bucket for you to soak feet.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Very clean and comfortable Albergue. Best pilgrim meal I have had on the Camino. Worth the 9euro.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Clean, metal bunks. Meal was a great shared meal. Would stay again
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Large comfortable dormitory rooms. Washers AND dryers available. Stocked with laundry soap. Great common room for socializing, relaxing, TV. Excellent communal dinner in nearby Celtic hut. Don’t let the modest front fool you. Spacious and comfortable.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
The dinner was amazing. Long tables in a Celtic hut building, and great fellowship with other pilgrims. A special experience for sure.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
This is a GREAT albergue! Still super-clean and friendly; the hosts genuinely care about the peregrinos who arrive. Sounds like a few things have changed since previous comments: 1) Women’s bathroom: 3 separate showers and 2 separate toilets; 2) Good central heating [Snow outside, so cold]; 3) Smaller, cozy separate bar and dining areas; 4) All bunks square-metal-framed, sturdy & comfortable; 5) Bunk €9; Dinner €10; Breakfast €4. Things that haven’t changed: 1) Lounge area still amazing with fantastic view; 2) Dinner home-cooked and delicious [Vegetable & Bean Soup; Beef Casserole with mushrooms, vegetables & Rice; Santiago Tart or Yogurt]. So comfortable, decided to take a rest day here... :-)
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
What an awesome surprise. We didn't expect much from a single albergue small village but here is why it's awesome: 1. The double room with bathroom was spacious, clean and had a great view and the dorm although big looked well spaced and clean. 2. Comments about shared area don't do it justice: besides amazing view, the place is super cozy with sofas and bean chairs, board games, foot massager and even a guitar. 3. Pilgrim meal was delicious - served in a great communal hall and with love. 4. Because this place is not the standard stop, we walked all day without having to fight crowds. Highly recommend!