Albergue Savior

Was v happy I chose this albergue - loved the atmosphere!

Pros: Very welcoming staff and beautifully set up. Good bunk beds and easy location at the end of a day on the Camino.

Cons: Bedroom door creaky.

Welcoming, hospitable, good value for money

Pros: Staff lovely welcoming, communal dinner good. Excellent apartment. Interesting building.

Pros: Friendly owners, beautiful house with outdoor terrace, spacious well equipped kitchen, and really tasty and plentiful meal prepared by the owners, who made a real effort to make us welcome

Comfy warm caring atmosphere and a great value and really tasty dinner available that I strongly sug

Pros: I loved this hostel. I had been walking all day in the rain and was totally fed up. I was welcomed in and given dinner like I was one of the family and I felt really cared for. The evening meal was exceptional and I would strongly recommend you have it. I slept like a well fed baby.

Cons: I loved it all. There were only four people sleeping in a room that could sleep many more so not sure how it would be for bathrooms and so on if it was full - but it wasn’t so that not an issue.

Pros: Very cute Alberque. Great value for money. Clean and tidy.

Very happy with the experience.

Pros: I’m 35 days in Spain on the Camino de Santiago. This was my first albergue (in a private room). All facilities were good. Front desk, Anna was very good. Showing me what I needed to know.

Cons: Breakfast was a typical albergue breakfast. sparse!

Good spot on Camino

Pros: Lovely spot on Camino. Relaxing balcony up top. Space to hand wash clothes and dry. Big kitchen to use.

RECOMMENDED

Pros: Friendly check-in. Clean room and shared bathroom which was clean and had a good shower. Had dinner and breakfast at alberghue - zuchinni soup for the entreé was delicious! Breakfast served in the very clean and well organized kitchen.

Stunning home away from home on the Camino

Pros: When you are travelling on the Camino, places like this make a hard day better. This wonderful Albergue, run by the incredible Angeles and thoughtful Arthur is perfect. Beautiful architectural details let you enjoy Spanish life for a night in the pension and Angeles's restaurant provides an enormous and tasty home cooked (three course) meal with drinks. A highlight of the Camino!

Pros: Its a little and cosy auberge. It is made with love. The two ladies who are the hosts here, are so lovely. Everything was there: full equipped kitchen, nice bathrooms, a beautiful big terrace... Even the dinner- it was so much to eat and very delicious.