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We stayed here for our last night on the Camino Via de la Plata before walking into Santiago the next day. It is just off the Camino, located next to an apple orchard and with beautiful views.

I want to give thanks to Olga and Pedro for their amazing warm hospitality and generosity. They are wonderful hosts. After hiking for five rainy days through the rolling hills of Galicia.

Good location and overall a good experience. I stayed during the end of April and it was a bit cold in the rooms and you did have to walk outside to the shared bathrooms, which were relatively small.

Almost €14 per person (3 in total).
Room: 4
We have a 3 people room with a washbasin so it is handy for washing.

Of all the places I stayed on the camino, this was the best. Due to an injury I stayed many days. Staff was kind and accommodating.

The pod style bunks beds are a fantastic idea. In near total darkness once the curtain is pulled over. Nicely located to join back on the Camino route the following morning.

A good experience. Very clean and well equipped kitchen. Nice common area and relatively small sleeping areas for minimal noise. Recommended.

Not sure what to expect. A warm welcoming from the owner. Sparkling clean facilities. Great laundry facility. Comfortable beds.

Excellent location right in the Camino. Wonderful pool and hot tub after a hot day hiking. Spotlessly clean. Super stay.

Booked individual room with private bath. It’s few steps next to Albergue San Anton where garden and breakfast was open. Pension garden is not open during off season, but very nice room with privacy.

Grelo Hostel Ourense is located in the heart of the old town, surrounded by many historic Catholic churches, including the Cathedral, the Holy Trinity Church, St. Francis, the Dominican Church, and

The hostal is mostly used by people walking the Camino. Because of this people are leaving early in the morning.

An excellent albergue; the attention to detail and cleanliness is of a very high standard. The beds are very comfortable and come with bed sheets, covers, a duvet and a towel.

Super nice staff, good kitchen, very clean, great location. Stayed here several times during my Caminos. Cesar keeps the place running smoothly and efficiently.

WOW was this place great! Maybe my favorite hostel on the Camino!

I had a great time here. The people were nice, the rooms and so was Marcus. But i'd like to give 3, 5 Stars. Why? Because the 'breakfast' is bad. Sorry to say it like that.

Albergue de Sonia is all that any traveller would want and with peace, a high level of cleanliness, and enough room to feel with friends and also in solitude.

A beautiful end to el camino. Community dinner is offered for a donation and breakfast is 6€, all you can eat.

A very warm welcome from Oli and her partner, who appear to understand from their own experience the needs of Peregrinos.
Comfortable, clean and with a washing machine and clothes dryer.

Oli was exceptionally kind and helpful letting me stay in her charming hostel during a technical breakdown. I was there during some holidays, so it was completely empty.

This is a very nice but simple hostel that is probably targeting Camino de Santiago hikers.

My friend and I paid for the private room that had three beds between the two of us. It was a great experience, the owner was very helpful and the facilities were very clean.

One of the nicest albergues I stayed in on the whole Portuguese way. Good price, comfortable bed, pleasant host (ess) and easy booking process.

Wonderful! New, smartly designed to have the best experience in shared spaces👏🏼 clean, comfy and just cute + lovely and helpful staff 🫶🏼
Definitely recommend!

The room is clean and tidy. The staff is polite and provides good service. I left my kobo in room and the staff asked me through trip. Com immediately.

Hostel that, from what I’ve seen, looks very decent — beautiful common room, €12 for a bed which I think is very fair.

A great experience with Marcello. The dinner was excellent and so long as you don't sing in the shower 😁 (inside joke) all will be fine. You can sing and dance anywhere else.

Warm, cozy place. Marcelo is very friendly, hospitable and is dedicated to make it home. And it’s a unique to have the Italian dinner here.

This hostel is strategically located in Tui's old town. It's very close to Tui's must-see attractions. It doesn't have many rooms, so booking well in advance is recommended to secure a room.

Nice rooms with only 3 bunk beds in each. 16€ per person/night.
Clean and cosy. It was near to the centre and cathedral.

This is an excellent hostel extremely clean and well appointed with excellent, kind and helpful staff.

I'm grateful for the kind welcome the cold water. The rooms are light and clean, we have enough spaces for everything. I can recommend anyone!

A refuge right on the Camino. I checked in and was greeted so warmly by the owner. He gave me a tour of the facilities and even carried my backpack to the room.
Showers are hot and great pressure.

This hostel was reserved as part of Camino de Santiago transportation services. They reserved the albergues for me. Place was updated, clean and served its purpose. They have a small kitchen.

One of the best hostels/albergues. Its modern, clean, practical, silent, perfect for a good sleep and rest. Its spacious, you have a kind of privacy. The atmosphere is artistic, stylish.

One of the very best on my 4 caminos. Different levels in multiple ways.

Nice hostel with everything needed by a pilgrim. Comfortable bed in the dormitory. Kitchen, washing and dryer machine. Very central position.
Only one toilet and one shower for all the guests.

Mario is an amaizing guy! 😍 He helped us out when we needed a place SOS to stay! He welcomed us friendly even if we arrived late to the check-in time.

Stayed here in a single room €35/night with a amazing sea view and amazing sunset.
The room is big and cozy and have a working heater.

Excellent!
Friendly people. Comfy beds. Showers and kitchen facilities well maintained. At walking distance from everywhere.

Hello everyone, I have left only 4 stars because of the fact that without a receptionist available, some services could be missing like:
— if toilet paper runs out in the morning.

Great stop on the Camino de Santiago Primitivo. Easy checkin at the albergue. Bottom bunks have privacy curtains, beds and pillows are comfortable! Clean, modern, close to everything.

We stayed in the only private room, which had a less practical bathroom setup, but the atmosphere of the place and the bar were amazing.

Super clean, kitchen well equipped, no bunk beds, nicely renovated, enough bath rooms… but the best of this albergue is the manager Libni.

Clean, basic but complete with towel warming rack, washer/dryer. Both a big plus after our long, sweaty walks. Also comes with tea kettle, strong water pressure, a/c, flat smart TV and Wi-Fi.

The hostel is brand new, with excellent facilities and spotless cleanliness, but what truly sets it apart is the unparalleled hospitality of the hosts.

Super clean, the owner obviously takes a lot of pride in his Albergue and we got to appreciate it. Washing machine and dryer and outdoor clothes line.