I was lucky enough to get in an upstairs room with only 4 bunk beds. (Total 8 person). Such a…read moreluxury. There was another room with double that. Nice communal outdoor space, kitchen, clean bathrooms, and a washer. Next store there's a small cantina serving bocadillo, soup, snacks, beer, and ice cream. They have a nice yard to stretch, sunbathe, or relax in. They do not stay open for dinner. There is a restaurant somewhere close by that people went to or they cooked.

Great and cheap Hostel, a bit outside of the city center. The hostel was originally a kind of a…read moreclinic and opend as a hostel just a few months ago. The rooms are very huge and the staff is absolutely super-friendly - never seen such great staff in a hostel! Only drawback: there is an aircondition instead of windows, which you could open. All in all: Great hostel, which is the money worth!

This is the worst hostel ever. You don't have to take my word for it. Read the comments in the…read moreguest book in the lobby. Even the receptionist in the evening said that his boss won't let him turn on the air conditioner all the time. The air conditioner is only turned on during a few hours in the evening. I was there at the end of June and it was so hot, I had to sleep in the lobby. The windows do not open so there is no hope of a cross breeze. The day=time receptionist was so incredibly unfriendly and treated us like we were a major bother to her. How this place landed in the Brierly guide I'll never know. You've been warned.

My most meaningful day on the Camino occurred walking to this auberge. Pedro, the host, was…read moreterrific. The communal meal with pilgrims from 22 countries and Pedro's "blessing" was part of a powerful day on the Camino.

They took us in later in the day. All the beds in the primary building were full, so they put out…read moremattresses on the floor in another building. It was clean and had restrooms. The showers in the main building were not draining and only had cold water. 6€ for a bed & 7€ for a great meal of tortilla, spaghetti, salad, bread and wine. Our host was fantastic! He politely asked for everyone to please wait until he said grace. Some people didn't and he had to ask multiple times. I could see that with the right mix of people this Albergue would be a great Camino experience! We rolled up to a lively group of young boys who left a mess at the table and group of young girls who stayed up late drinking and woke everyone. It was the type of place that you could really have a relaxing time with other like-minded pilgrims sharing the Camino spirit with our gracious host!