Lledr House - Hostel

We had a very good stay. Room was clean, didn’t get to interact with the staff much. However, we were comfortable and enjoyed it thoroughly.

The couple who run it are good people who do their best to keep everything in ship shape. They went out of their way to help me and I was impressed. The old house is not wheelchair accessible - you have to be able to climb stairs. The other guests are often middle-aged and many are quite introverted. Nothing wrong with that but if you're expecting a lively atmosphere or the kind of youth hostel experience from earlier days when people were excited to meet people from other places and enjoy some good humour, well, you might feel a little lonesome here as a solo traveler. That's okay if you're just looking for a pleasant place to eat and sleep. In that case, the Lledar house is a bargain compared to the multiple tourist traps and exclusionary rip-offs nearby.

Nice cheap hostel. We stayed 4 nights in a small room with 2 bunk beds. Everyone was friendly, the dog was a bit unnerving (frightened and growling) and the Lledr river just over the road was perfect for paddling and playing. We had to ask twice

This is a lovely stay if you’re looking for something easy and convenient. The shared bathrooms are very clean and to a high standard, and check in was very simple. Not far from the train station so perfect for backpacking.