Perfectly acceptable standard hostel with plugs at every bed.

The pool isn't included with the reservation and that's not made clear at the booking. It's only 5€ but it was just kind of irritating to find that out as a surprise.

Good restaurants across the road

The bathroom area had no door so during the night when anyone went to bathroom the light and fan went on, which was a bit disturbing. The staff wouldn't even let you sit in the pool area of you weren't swimming. Should have picked a cosier albergue.

loved the pool after a hot walk on the Camino, convenient and easy to get to

Central location.

The pool was brackish and under maintenance.

The lounge room.

18 beds packed in a small room with 2 toilets.

The property was close to the Camino and to some good bars where we had good food and drinks

We chose the property because of the swimming pool, to then find out it was closed for no reason. The price was too high for what they were offering. The room was dirty and with spiders, some of the lights in the room were not working and there was nothing included, not even coffee for breakfast.

Awesome staff. So very helpful. Great little outdoor space for lounging and visiting with others. Equipped with refreshments. Clean and tidy. Great option for singles or groups. Definitely going to stay again if given the chance.

The only thing that would make the bathrooms even better is somewhere to set your belongings when you are in the shower. Perhaps a shelf? Especially in the shower for your soaps while you wash. These things would be such a helpful addition.

it was old and being fixed up. it has potential

it felt a little like it was under construction and it is a bit of a climb if you had a long day. plenty of restaurants across the street but this facility could have food. the laundry didn’t work correctly and the alarm system was more annoying than effective. the first impression of the staffer was that it was all an inconvenience for her.

Quite clean for a pilgrim albergue, good facilities, good location.

I personally did not find it completely clear that it's a place where you should have your own sleeping bag or need to pay extra for sheets. The bathroom was shared, which was mentioned in the fine print of the facilities, but the fact that the very first picture of the family room shows a bathroom can be misleading. It might be a little clearer to mention that directly in the name of the room. You can book other places with your own bathroom for the same price.

noisy doors banging, can hear through walls

The location and its hostess.

We checked in and when we sae that the room was a for 5 people and the bath was shared. We move to another hotel. The employee mentioned that she was going to talk to the owner regarding a reimbursement because she couldn’t decide that and we’re still waiting for them . The place we went was excellent and it cost even less than this hostal.

I'm a 55 year old man, no problem taking a top bunk if I'm late checking in or someone more venerable needs a lower bunk. However, was first in my dorm, they allotted me top bunk. Then proceeded to place ladies of all ages on bottom bunks. If you're a man of older years, or vulnerable, I won't stay here.

Excellent albergue. Everything you could want.

Nothing

Nice place, the cleanest one I've had during the Camino.

Room was a bit small for so many people.

cleanliness, spacious. great showers

pool was closed haha

Modern bathroom. Roomy dorm.

Noisy groups who came back at 11 and were noisy till almost 3.

location

rude owner, beds very close together not clean

great location very smart albergue

they should just include the pool. you have to pay extra to use it and that sucks. the water was quite cold, so we didn’t want to swim for long, but it would have been nice to jump in for a few minutes , but to do that you have to pay €5 p/p .

Service, cleanlines, nice place

Everything was great

The location, the building, the staff were excellent.

There are no toillet or wash facilities in the rooms. Because it is the last stop before Santiago, many pilgrims want to reach Santiago before 12.00 and thus get up at crazy hours. Consequently it is difficult to sleep with noise of people using the wash facilities.