Very well run Albergue. The staff were happy to help you with any questions you had. Kept clean and tidy. The kitchen was great to use. I had all I needed for a solo traveller. Gave clean sheets and a blanket to keep warm if you needed it. Lights out at 10pm all quiet. Location was 20 minutes away from the town. Also very easy to find.

The showers were push button which aren't the best. But I did learn if you pressed it 10 times after another the shower stayed on longer for you to wash yourself

It is close to the train and bus stations, yet quiet. It is about a 20-minute walk to Santiago Compostela Cathedral. The staff are friendly and helpful. The guests are mostly pilgrims and they are very nice. The facilities are well-equipped, and there is even a sink for cleaning dirty shoes. Kitchen utensils are fully equipped. For laundry fees, washing is 4 euros and drying is 4 euros.

The cleanliness and tidiness of the lobby room needs to be considered. There are not enough bathrooms and toilets so sometimes you have to take turns.

The host was so kind and offered help in every way The kitchen was welcoming and offered many spices that helped out when we cooked. Large table too, Plenty of space!

N/A. I liked everything. Well the drying location of the clothes could be better. Washed clothes early, and they still were damp in the morning. Maybe move the racks under the sunroof openings?

Friendly staff, particularly Neil. Kitchen well equipped with necessities. Nice place to end the Camino for the price. Location is right near the main train station in Santiago.

Bags, shoes etc needed to be kept out of the rooms and in lockers. Rooms are large 14+ ppl dorms. We stayed 2 nights, and you must leave the hostel when they're cleaning it around midday.

location the best! I arrived late night around 10.30pm, the owner took video for me on WhatsApp of how to get into the hostel and show me my room. From my personal experience, the bathroom/toilet is clean and not as dirty as how other reviewed. The bed is ok but there is some squeaky sound when you move

Very near to the road and sound proof isn’t that good

After an entire Camino I can say that it’s an albergue with some of the best staff I have met on the way. Extremely helpful, considerate, and so much fun! The albergue is very homely

Everything was great

Clean place, friendly staff, and chill people staying there. The absolute best about this place is its location. If you are leaving Santiago and wish to stay near all the connections, this is the place to be--train and bus stations are right there; the stop for taking a bus to the airport is right there as well. Es muy bien conectado, bien ubicado para encontrar tiendas, supermercados, y restaurantes.

Nothing I can think of. Meets all expectations of an albergue on the Camino de Santiago. Since this is the end of the walk for most, they may want something slightly more upscale, but to each their own.

Stayed here for 3 nights, and Miguel, the hostel manager is a very cool guy. Train/Bus Station is just a 2 minute walk. Has a working kitchen. Shared bathroom and shower facilities are clean. Beds are comfortable. Free use of lockers. Linen and towels are provided for free. Sockets and lamp for each beds. I’ll definitely be back again!

A bit of noise as there’s a bar on the opposite side of the accomodation. No privacy curtain for the bunk beds. The lamp is too bright for each bed, could use small wattage bulb or use an LED instead.

Stayed here twice. Host very welcoming, offered us some paella that he was cooking. 2 minute walk to the bus/train station. 15 minute walk to the cathedral.

Two of the dorms had a bathroom right beside it but the third dorm, it was a bit of a walk in the night to the bathroom. Not a massive issue.

I really liked the people there, the staff and other travelers were all very inclusive, funny and nice, some good characters. The first day I was invited to eat dinner with them (excellent food btw) and later we sat at the bar across the street sharing stories and laughed a lot. Good memories, next time I am in Santiago I know where to stay.

The only thing that I didn't exactly love was that the beds didn't have curtains so no privacy.