I stayed on the spacious ground floor 8 bed dorm but with only 4 of us there was even more room than expected. there is air conditioning, beds have curtains and cotton sheets, the showers are great and there is a coin laundry as well as tub for washing by hand. My only complaint is a small one but the lights in the bathroom are on a timer with a motion sensor and it doesn’t detect movement within the toilet stall so when the lights go out, it’s dark until you exit. That’s obviously a very minor annoyance in an otherwise great pilgrim hostel with a very nice staff member at check-in (didn’t get his name).

Comfy mattress, provided a clean sheet/fitted sheet, pillow and privacy curtain on each bunk. Nice bathroom. Small but clean kitchen. Froiz Grocery store about 5-10 min away. Little balconies to dry clothes (they dried super fast).

Clean and spacious with nice kitchen area.

The beds squeaked 😀

The two ladies who looked after us were outstanding. This was our first time in an Albergue and we were absolutely delighted with the friendly helpful staff. Not only did they make sure that we knew where everything was, they also helped with arranging our laundry and gave advice on where I might get to see a particular football game that I was looking forward to on tv. we were very impressed and would highly recommend this property.

Our first time in an Albergue so we don’t have much to compare it with. No negative feedback.

Really great bunks make sleeping well easy! We've rated this one of our favourite Albergues on the Camino Portuguese - read more on our travel website www.lotuseaters.travel

Bright and friendly atmosphere. Bathrooms were very good with plenty of hot water and was kept clean. Separate facilities for male and female. Convenient to the Camino route.

The hostess helped us with a luggage transfer issue. In town

Nothing to complain

the staff is very helpful. very clean. beds were comfortable.

small kitchen, no real couches for sitting

good facilities, comfortable mattresses, clean and efficient

a little too crowded. terrible traffic and construction noise.

I had a good rest, it was very nice that the beds had curtains. The albergue is on a very convenient place right on the camino. Next door there is a cafe where you can get coffee and breakfast.

it was very friendly, very useful, very clean. after 29 km of walk we received everything you need for the rest. the recommended place for the dinner was fantastic

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Everything about Albergue Avoa Regina was great. We were greeted very warmly and checked in very quickly. This albergue is in a quiet location, right across from a cafe which made morning breakfast super easy. There is a large common/dining area that we spent a lot of time in, and the sleeping quarters were very comfortable. Each bed had its own light switch and curtain, and there were extra blankets available to cozy up with. We had a really comfortable stay, despite being super sore all over! One additional note about the lady who checked us in - she was awesome! It was late in the day for us (I believe it was a Sunday as well) and we didn't have any groceries. We were in a bit of a bind but she answered all our questions about dining and even offered to let us use the left-over pasta and other random bits and bobs for dinner.

There wasn't an outside area where we could hang our pilgrim clothes out to dry or put our sweaty shoes. We ended up putting our shoes right outside the front door and then bringing them in before bedtime, which turned out just fine. This resulted in some slightly damp clothes before heading off the next morning, too.