Albergue Linares Hostel

Good hotel. Smart one. Big shower room and nice bed. Highly recommended.

Very good shelter, completed renew with all equipment available.

It is a restored old house very close to the old area of Santiago. It doesn't have many rooms, which makes it quiet. Very good location, modern and clean rooms and very friendly staff, it's a shame you don't have where to leave the car. We had to leave it in the parking lot. Between the stay and the parking went expensive.

Super clean. Incredibly sweet owners. Fresh sheets. A little more than some but worth it. Stayed three nights.

Very nice, clean enough just small rooms.

Expensive albergue but very central. Lift in building but not wheelchair accessible.

Looked nice, but charged me 3 EUR per week for storing my package (storage room was big and there have been maybe 10 small packages inside). I think, sometimes you can offer this kind of service for free or for small charge (1 EUR per week) and you'll get more positive out of it than in this way.

Has an incredible view on 3rd floor room. No elevator and bathrooms can get tough to get to during busy hour. Some low beams and doorways — watch your head.

Lockers for bags, electronic outlets in each bed. Open 24 hours, which means noisy people can arrive late. Location is very central but noisy when things are going on.

Economic and central. Clean. Without great luxuries.

It was great. Friendly service, clean rooms, and fairly decent food.

Dirty, staff not friendly, expensive and too old. Small rooms. 1 bathroom per floor, that is to say, a bathroom with a shower for almost 40 people or more. Shameful.

One of the nicest places to stay in Santiago. Lovely staff and very friendly atmosphere!

The best hostel that I have lived. We have a double bed, in the 6 bed room, separated from other 4 beds with a partition. Like this, we could not be disturbed by others neither disturb others. The kitchen is nice with the fridge dedicating one part for leaving your food for others when you leave.

It was alright. Doors have a keypad, so you're not locked out after 10 — nice of you've just finish the camino and want to celebrate. Good location, but bad soundproofing — other people celebrating outside are likely to wake you up. Horrible bunk beds. Loud metal frames, mattresses move about. No railings on top bunk.

Is one of the Best options inside Santiago, so mear to the cathedral, with a ver confortable rooms and the owners are incredibles, so friendlies and kinds.

This is a very centrally located, clean albergue. Each bed has its own charging station and locker. The kitchen is well stocked with pots, pans and dishes. We loved staying here!

Place cheap clean and central location.

Very comfortable place and great price.

Very nice staff, helping with everything. Great garden. Rooms are ok, but when windy the doors keep slamming. Great view over the cathedral. Breakfast 3€ for toast and coffee could be better. But 17€ a night is very good.