They provide a clean bed, but all the rest is honestly dishonourable for pilgrims. Poor food, and not always available. We arrived on Sunday and there was a dance floor for neighbours that happens every holy Sunday. Definitely I don’t recommend this place if you are a pilgrim and want to be in a pilgrimage environment.

Toilet doors don't close, watch your step by the entrance you might break your leg, no place to hang wet clothes, the guy pretends to not speak English and thent steels money by poring a one litre beer. But the best part is the dorm room light is on a timer and turn on at 4am. These people dont like pilgrims and just want their money. Do not stay here super average bad vibe.

Some reviews were not nice so my expectations was too low. The place is a nice stop before Santiago, 18 kms and it was not a bunk bed. Food and service were average, they did their best Alfred, Africa and Angela.

Reception is very strange, if you can even find it, but the place itself has no signage. Dorms are ok, bathrooms are ok too. Kitchen is abysmal at best. Not very friendly to trekkers.

Very unfriendly and unwelcoming. They won't let you see the room before paying. Extremely inhospitable reaction to my request to view the sleeping quarters. Very happy to keep waking. Do not recommend.

The place appears to be a converted farm. It offers a standard albergue room with somewhat precarious bunk beds. One bathroom is inside, one outside around the building. The kitchen was a huge disappointment, being equipped only with a sink, a few glasses and a tiny fridge. No place to boil water or to heat up food. No utensils. The owner apparently expects all guests to buy dinner and breakfast at the restaurant (which we did not). A possible upside for city kids: you can watch and pet the horses, sheep and chickens in enclosures. Overall, the place offers LESS comfort than a "regular" albergue at a higher price.

It is good place to stay in your way to Santiago. You can sleep in big room with about 10 beds. It is clean and nice. You will get the bed linen, so you needn't have your own sleeping bag. The main problem is that there is no kitchen and no place to eat in the morning (living room is closed between 10pm-8am). So for dinner you have to eat in restaurant- 8 euro for pilgrim menu with desert. But in the morning there is no solution. There are only two bathrooms - one single, and another with 3 showers. But we haven't any problem with it.

lights on at 6 without warning. food wasnt good and expensive. most staff was rude. only hot water in the showers and toilet door wouldnt close.

Place is in the green of the country with an amaca, a small pool, a lot of space outside. Rooms are big and single beds. Clean. Dinner simple but good both the pilgrim menu and the paella. To find it follow maps and then you see Taberna Cabana from the street. Great location exactly on the pilgrim way that allows you to sleep a bit closer to Santiago so that the last day there are less kilometers and we arrived on time for the pilgrim celebration at 12am. Pay attention that breakfast is available from 8am, we had to leave earlier but the first hour there are no cafeteria open, so consider to have something to eat because there are no supermarkets. Overall great place, cheap and clean 👌

Don't trust the signs on the road. We went off the trail to eat breakfast, which should have been from 8am, and the place was closed.

The albergue is fine. The super negative comments had me second guessing our decision to stay here, but this was the only place with open beds, so we didn’t have much of a choice either. The owner is friendly, the rooms are fairly spacious and clean, and the bathrooms are fine. Food right next door.

There is a kitchen, but you have to ask and they will unlock it for you. However there is no grocery store nearby and other restaurants are quite far. You can eat at the albergue’s restaurant from 18h to 19h30. It is located a little bit outside the camino and right next to train tracks. You can hear them a few times through the night. There is a lot of wind so clothes dry really fast. They provide towels and sheets. It seems overall clean, but when we arrived there was multiples greasy feet trace underneath the top mattress. The showers are individual and there is plenty of hot water.

Very cozy and the view from the restaurant it's very soothing after a long day in El Camino.

Visited in september - bed bugs Just look at the answers of the owner below, it says a lot about the customer service ⤵️ 😂

Absolutely amazing cozy place! Clean bunk bed and facilities. One star down for expensive dinner. They don’t have official menu and are rude if you ask for something to eat…

We were a group of Pilgrims, exhausted by the hot day and the long walk. When we arrived we had a small pool waiting for us! And also, since it was the after San Juan, the owner gave us sardines and bread. It really felt great! Also, the showers and toilets were large and comfortable for a person!

Great space with outdoor area with small bath and ammok. Attached to the restaurant bar for drinks and food. Menu was 8€ and it was fine, with starter, main, drink and dessert. All very clean. I just had a bad experience with bed bags the night I stayed. I had to change bed during the night. I was surprised because this was probably the cleanest hostel I've been during my camino. But bed bags can happen in hostels. I alerted the responsible when I left in the morning, who assured this will be taken care of.

Poor quality of service. No kitchen - big disappointment. One big room for sleeping. Edit: Wow, we found bed bugs and needed to switch to different alberg. Disappointed with the service. Choose different one!

At first the place seemed nice, but then we found BEDBUGS in the bedroom. Afterwards the owner miraculously stopped speaking and understanding English (even tough he communicated with us in English when we came). We had to argue with him in Spanish to get a part of our money back. Terrible experience, NOT RECOMMENDED!

Unfortunately, this place had bed bugs and the owner tried to deny it even when we showed them to him. We had to move to another one. Besides, there is no kitchen available for pilgrims. Still, the restaurant was nice and there was a cute minipiscina.

Albergue is located close to the Camino. Building is new and clean. Sheets and towel are provided. Only downside is that there are only two toilets, one with shower. Staff doesn't speak English.

Owner does everything only for money. For 25 pilgrims in openspace exist only one toilet and two showers, but second has entrance from outside. Kitchen is absolutely without equipment, and when we didn't sit in his restaurant, he closed it. For this level of services is price (12€) too expensive. I recommend, if you can, choose other accommodation.

Great hosts. Comfortable beds. Clean