Zendoira Hostel

Muy bonito, moderno y las cápsulas son más grandes de lo que parecen. La única pega es que en plena ola de calor no hubiera aire acondicionado (o al menos no se notaba en las habitaciones).

Zendoira has privacy bunks, a small balcony, and an attached bar. Great place to stay for the night.

Different, spectacular, and I recommend it 1000%. Run by wonderful people, close-up friendly. Of the best.

The comfortable Arlberg on the Camino. A real capsule. Thoroughly jet-lagged. Later regretted not staying there longer.

A good place on the road to stop and rest in spades. The curiosity of their stays sorpreten pleasantly. The living room, the kitchen and the service area (laundry, parking space/garage…) are magnificent.

Wonderful. Very intimate, comfortable, clean. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I'll be back in 2018 plus this year we're going 3

Just spectacular. I find no glue, beautiful room, bunks capsules, Limpito, and also admit dogs.

Nice place to rest and recover from the tiredness of the road. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Delicious food. I recommend it.

Great, it's worth walking a little bit more to stay in it. And at this point it is appreciated to enjoy the privacy of their bunks. A 10 for the hostel and its staff.

Very modern hostel with beds with. Or if they were capsules where you rest very calm and relaxed, the only problem I find is that it is down to the whole of the town, but walking is next door, it is right on the doorstep of a day and you have kitchen to be able to make your meals.

Beautiful Albergue ultra modern but welcome deplorable. What a waste!

Beautiful Japanese style hotel with private capsules. Clean and very comfortable.

Comfortable and simple. No cooking equipment and very limited Wi-Fi.

Great modern and new albergue, worth to stop for overnight although you have to walk a little bit further off the Camino path. Located at the end of the city, it doesn't get too crowded. Very clean, comfortable beds, you get more privacy with the curtains on your bunk, two personal outlets. Only one washing machine and dryer though… but we got lucky. Nice quiet bar downstairs where you can get cheap beer and coffee.

Very clean, gives quite independence, innovative. It has bar and kitchen quite spacious. They give sheets, there is Wi-Fi.

Quiet and clean space. Very spacious kitchen and living room. But only one washing machine and a dryer at the laundry room.

Brand new and clean. The only drawback a bit far from the center.

Japanese hostel totally recommended!
New construction hostel with clean facilities, very well maintained and original, pioneer in the system of capsule bunks (comfortable, intimate and with all kinds of details). Very clean bathrooms and common areas where you can rest after a hard period. A success!

Friendly staff, modern and clean structure.

The best hostel I have ever been in the last hundred kilometres of the French way. Everything very clean, looks new and the furniture and decor is very modern, and comfortable. Gives you the feeling of being in a hotel. The beds are a pass. They have an elevator to avoid climbing stairs after a long day's hike. Very good ventilation in the rooms, thing that is appreciated as not all hostels comply with this role. The terrace ideal… For ten euros a excellent quality. Very highly recommended.

Love the sleeping pods so much after a long stage walking today compared to being in a room with 130 people last night! Lovely kitchen facilities, Smeg fridge etc. All mod cons. A little bit out of town (5 min walk) but we'll worth it.

Bunk beds with privacy curtains, good showers, and while not directly in town it's super close to everything and the Camino.

Great Albergue! Love the sleeping compartments! Nice common areas and well equipped kitchen. Avoid beds 1-4 if it is really hot out as the unshaded solarium heats up this area a lot. Perhaps the owners will install blinds on the windows.

The place is fine. The bunks don't move and you can have a good rest. The problem is the showers. Lights out while you're showering and there's no water regulator.

A unique experience. Very clean and curious how to stay. Recommended for the Camino de Santiago.

Great facilities, new and clean, difficult to sleep as in any crowded room, but the experience was good.

Very clean and new (March 2017)
Lots of moisture
at 9.30 in the morning a lady opened the door and began to give clapping and screaming that she had to make the beds and was throwing us with very bad desire at 9.30!
We'll never ever come back here.

A different experience, the treatment is excellent and the decor authentic, the hygiene of 10! And very good price. Of the best I found.

The best hostel in which I have standing up! Very new, clean, beautiful, comfortable. The beds in capsules provide privacy. Perfect!

Good hostel, something separate from the center, but with two nearby supermarkets. Very comfortable beds, clean, good kitchen and break room. The worst thing that you can not regulate temperature of showers, although there is no problem of hot water.

Despite being challenging to find, it is a beautiful, clean and new Albergue with excellent Wi-Fi. However, the staff were not helpful at all. She accepted our payment, did not issue a receipt — these things are important to us, told us our room was on the second floor, gave us keys and told us that a small piece of paper was a code. I assumed for Wi-Fi. We took the lift to the second floor and found the communal bunkbeds, which looked fantastic, but we could not find the rooms. We went upstairs and downstairs, no luck. I went to the bar around the corner to inquire about the location of the room, she told me to "come" and said nothing to me, assuming I didn't like the room and wanted to change it. I asked her where the room was, she took us upstairs, slide open another door and led us into a hallway of numbered doors and showed us to our room and promptly left. We went out for dinner and returned just after 7pm only to find the front door locked and neither of the two keys given to us worked. We were locked out. Once again I went to the bar, to find the same woman, who wrote the code on a napkin. Turns out the code on the tiny square of paper was not for Wi-Fi, but for the front door. Communication is really a wonderful thing. Once we were in the room, we obviously had no Wi-Fi code. Again, we went down to the bar and had to ask for the password, apparently it was written behind a door. All of this would have been helpful if it were communicated when we had arrived.

The hostel is great. Clean and comfortable, also has some common areas are awesome. The bunk capsule are the best. Within the bunk beds have a closet to store your things under lock and key and 2 plugs for each compartment. In addition the curtain is perfect to have a little privacy. There is a masseuse (Nuria) which alleviates all the pains of the pilgrim. Nuria thank you very much, with your advice I got that I do not re-injure the weight of the backpack!

The best hostel in which I slept on the Way. Very clean, new, with good facilities and I liked the bunk-bed capsule. The only negative is a bit far from the centre of the village but neither is it serious. I would repeat without doubt.

This hostel is new, comfortable and clean the staff are helpful and honest. After the walk from Porto Marin and been in communal dorms the cabin style bunks offer a sense of privacy. With two plugs per bunk you can charge all your devices and each bunk has a lockable cupboard. The kitchen is fully equipped, and for cyclist there are facilities to clean and service your bike. Be sure to make a reservation it fill up fast.

Everything was perfect, kitchen and lounge 10, the capsules perfect, the most advisable of the way, the only thing to recommend it to the address that you respect the silence in the areas of sleep at any time because if you don't the pilgrims make the area in a room or conversation that bothers me s the other.