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Very simple Hotel with an unbeatable view on the bay and the bridge. The beach in front of the hotel is nice for quick swim or just to hang out. The food is ok nothing great to expect.

We had a pleasant short stay of one night at Hostal Antolín. The accommodation was simple, clean, and comfortable, providing everything we needed for a restful stop during our travels.

Very good value for the money. Very friendly and helpful (I assume) owners. Check out at 09:00, resp. 09:30 am, but that is normal for pilgrims.

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 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!

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.

We did expect AC, but the AC self contained unit was already programmed for winter & only warm or hot air would flow out.

Stayed here for one night in August 2025.
Pros:
1) Room and bathroom were very clean and were of adequate size.
2) Room was comfortable and the bathrooms had modern fixtures.

Good standard. Rooms spacious. Plenty of free parking outside on the road. Can be very full in the day time, as the main hospital is very close.
Bar and Restaurant, food good and fair price.

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.

Attitude is almost ridiculously cold, but so is the amount of food they bring you.

Phenomenal albergue. Boutique and immaculate facility. And a special shout out to the hard-working staff at the restaurant. I ate there last night and again this morning. They all do a 10/10 job.

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.

Very nice small hostel. Comfortable, modern rooms right in the heart of "downtown" Fisterra. Nice cafe on the ground floor.

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.

The room was very nice, also got a small balcony. Bathrooms clean, new furniture. Kitchen very cute and cozy, and the staff very helpful. Also, super central.

An excellent hostel, very conveniently located (220 meters from the cathedral, right in the center). Everything is perfect: clean, the bed is fresh, everything is perfect.

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.

We stayed here for two nights to give ourselves a rest day while hiking the Lighthouse Way. I would definitely recommend Bella Muxia; the rooms were clean, bright, and had all the necessities.

This was my favorite town AND albergue on the Camino, for so many reasons. The people who work here and run this place, honestly, they treat you like family. So much authentic love and kindness.

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.

Well located and comfortable Pension … as you’d expect for a Pension, facilities are limited (it offers a kitchen, although that was of no interest to us) ; the rooms were reasonably sized and very

Arrived very late and was able to check in. They also kindly allowed me to store my luggage for a few days while doing the Camino! Five star 🥳 great base before beginning Camino de Santiago.

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Very clean room, very quiet, great location.

Super nice albergue with English speaking staff. Good kitchen, etc. No in come time so u can enjoy the sun set and get in what ever time with code.

I walked from France and this is simply the best Albergue I've ever been. It's just super awesome and everything is simply brilliant. 15€ stay for this is cheap compared the rest.

Very clean and kind. The kitchen was good. It's warm, and the supermarket is nearby.