It seems like a new building. The rooms were clean and beds were comfy. The staff was also super friendly and helpful.

The kitchen was completely closed in the morning as in the door was locked so I wasn't able to get hot water for coffee or sit and eat my breakfast before going off on the Camino. The lights go out every few minutes so you have to keep pushing the switch if you need light to do anything. Also, I know this isn't in the hostels control but there's a shop before the hostel. There was 1 guy always outside that I walked by many times. In the evening there was a group of men who were cat calling me. Luckily the hostel was right there but I felt uncomfortable and would have been scared if it was dark as I'm a solo female traveler

The albergue is a very modern design where the architect has prioritised design over practicality. The staff are super friendly and we were given a four bunk room to ourselves.

There was one shower and toilet for two rooms so if someone was using the shower you had to wait to use the toilet. The bathroom door is glass and doesn’t lock so you can see through the door so didn’t feel very secure for a woman. The lighting in the room is very gloomy so you can’t see to pack your things.

Nothing is missing, everything is beautifully organized, whole facilities are perfectly maintained are kept clean from the entrance to the backyard, lobby, corridors, bathroom and our bedroom, etc. What impressed me most is the hospitality and lovely smiles of the staff. It's so comfortable that I want to live here, but I have to leave today and head to the next destination of my pilgrimage. Obrigado.

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It was very clean. Front desk attendant was helpful and efficient. Security was very good.

The shared bathroom door could not be locked. There was no place to wash or hang our dirty clothes. The bar area was very noisy, especially when there were a few people there.

The place looks a little institutional, but the welcome was very warm and personal. Easy access at any hour. 12 o'clock checkout. Fresh, comfortable bedding.

As mentioned, it's a modern concrete building with a slightly forbidding outward appearance.

- I got a welcoming reception on my arrival - Nice outdoor lounging terrace

- I asked about getting food delivered and was told such a service didn't exist, but I was able to get a pizza delivered after looking online. - The room got hot quickly and the controller for the Aircon wasn't there. Reception had already closed.

The hosts were amazing. So polite and friendly. Checked in a little later than usual due to flight delays without any hassle. Everything was explained to us with extra detail.

The lighting wasn’t much but this could be due to the renovations that were happening.

Very modern hostel, and great setup with nice ratio to toilet/shower. Clean sheets, pillow and blankets etc plus towel and mat. Good wifi. The young reception lady was most helpful in organizing Taxi to pick up bike part. Nice lockup area for bike

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Location was great - the staff is fantastic - dropped bags early. Large facility with 90 plus total beds.

Only 1 toilet for 10 people in a small hallway. In the morning - think about it. Wasn't really an issue because the N1 wasn't near capacity in mid April.

The building was a beautiful modern industrial architecture with 2nd floor roof top deck. The hostess was helpful and knowledgeable about Caminho travel. She made corrections to some of my scheduled stays that kept me from going into the wrong city for a room. She also provided a modest lunch ready in the fridge to pick up for when we departed. She was amazing.

I had to get an Uber to find the place plus after climbing the mountain the city was perched on I was too exhausted to walk any further. It was pretty far off the Caminho but she shared the best way to get back to the Caminho on a map.