Hostels in Galicia, Spain

"Very friendly staff and they helped also with parking places in the city. The room was okay we stayed 1 night and are very happy. This is worth what u pay for."

"The hostel is brand new, with excellent facilities and spotless cleanliness, but what truly sets it apart is the unparalleled hospitality of the hosts. They go above and beyond to welcome you and make you feel right at home from the very first moment. An excellent choice to recharge your energy along the Camino de Santiago. Highly recommended!"

"The location is not too far from the bus station, which was convenient when we arrived in Sarria. Check-in was fast and the room was clean. There is one shared bathroom for several rooms. Fortunately, it was not too crowded during our stay, so we had sufficient time and access to use the bathroom. There are also good restaurants nearby along the river."

"I was so tired that I wanted to rest comfortably alone, but I gave me a good room on the top floor, so I slept so comfortably and stayed comfortably until the next day. I recommend this hostel."

"The facilities were stylish and nice. Although it was a bunker bed, the floor height was high, so there was no inconvenience when using the lower floor. It was nice that each bed had blinds. On the 3rd floor, the kitchen, bathroom, and toilet were outside the room, and it was a room for 6 people, including 2 people. However, there was no information other than the room floor and bed number. Even though the reservation included breakfast, there was no notice or explanation about breakfast times. I went down to the cafe and said, ‘I have a reservation that includes breakfast. 'What time is breakfast tomorrow?' I asked. I could ask... but I was confused... I went in and out of the kitchen to check on the situation... I waited for 5 minutes. The male staff member wrote down a breakfast ticket for me at 6 or 7 o'clock, telling me what I wanted, coffee, milk and juice. When I came down a little after 6 o'clock in the morning, the cafe lights were off, as expected. The kitchen light was on so I tried to go, but the automatic door from the albergue to the cafe was locked. I went outside and knocked on the door, and he pointed to a door next to me. When I went there, I heard a voice, so I knocked and called someone. A male employee whom I had never seen before asked me to wait a bit, so I waited, but 10 minutes had passed. Since I had to walk a long distance, I thought I would have to give up breakfast, so I went back to that gate. ‘I am a guest. We were informed that we could have breakfast at 6 o'clock. My journey has been delayed. I would like a refund for breakfast.' I told him to wait until the manager came. He said he would come down soon.. A part-timer at the cafe was at work, so I told him the same thing, and he just laughed. I waited for 10 minutes and they didn't come, so I thought it would be better to just eat breakfast, so I ordered and ate it. I waited 45 minutes for a meal that should have been over in 5 minutes, and the journey was delayed on a rainy day, so I am leaving this review very tired. The facilities are good and there are few people, so if you want to rest quietly, I recommend skipping breakfast."

"Close to the train station, it was easy to get there despite late check-in. I'm glad Spain is bright even at 9 o'clock. Entrance message After seeing it, I contacted the Watts app, and the host came and kindly guided me. The double room was neat and had a shared bathroom and kitchen, but the necessary supplies were well equipped. There is a big supermarket nearby, so it was very convenient to buy instant food and fruit desserts. It is also in an easy location to start the pilgrimage the next day."

"This is the second stay, all of them choose here after arriving in Santiago on the pilgrimage road, and they have lived for several days. Its kitchen is fully equipped, with full meals and pots, and a small supermarket to let you rest completely. A single room is available and a sink is also provided. Although the equipment is simple, the charges are extremely economical. It is a little distance from the city or the cathedral, and it is necessary to cross the city ditch. It is the place where ordinary people are rickets, but I like it because of this."

"The airport bus leaves us two minutes from the hotel is line 6a we only paid one euro and we take about 20 minutes to arrive .. The hotel is very well located 10 minutes from the old hill you have bakers, cafes even a pharmacy near the hotel. The very comfortable beds had no noise but we had quite well rested, the rooms were clean every day and left us clean towels,gel etc We paid breakfast included and was super well there was a lot of variety... the super receptionists We have left the bags all afternoon we had the flight for the night .. and that's a plus ! They have rest air and at the entrance of the reception there are two coffee machines and snacks different for if you don't want to leave the hotel !!! HOTEL MUCH RECOMMENDATE 🙂"