Albergue Milladoiro

A good choice for a Albérgue in Millardoiro

Pros: The bunks were very well setup with privacy curtain on the bottom bunks each had their own light and was very comfortable for sleeping with sheets and towels being supplied

Cons: The showers were annoying as you had to keep pressing a button to get a continuous flow of water, also the dining/ kitchen facilities were a bit small as the night we stayed it was a full house of I think 60 people

Lovely little hostel

Pros: Great lounge and kitchen area. Staff were helpful and dorm rooms were spacious

Pros: Comfortable beds with curtains. And I liked that the lights automatically went out at a reasonable time.

Cons: I found the flooring in the bathrooms quite slippy after the showers had been used.

Pros: Room, they could arrange the beds for more private... It was a very good idea.

Pros: the room is big and the have curtains for every bed.

Pros: Expertly run. Good to see bed bug precautions in practice! Great design and very clean.

Cons: Nothing, had everything in place.

Great base for a short walk into Santiago the following day

Pros: Welcome by Sandra on reception, really clean facilities, free tea and coffee and welcoming pub just next door for a beer and food!

Cons: Lights automatically came on at 6.30am

Fine stop over, nothing special.

Pros: Fonctionnal for this stop over before reaching Santiago.

Cons: Long check in. Not really efficient…

Pros: Liked eveything about this Albergue. It was clean, cozy and comfortable beds and good quality linen and towels. Well equipped kitchen

Cons: The receptionist took a long time with guests, chatting and talking while tired pilgrims were patiently waiting. She has to be mindful that pilgrims are tired after a long walk.

Pros: Very modern and calm albergue. We stayed here as we managed camino quickly so we split the last etape into two days. This albergue is more like a hostel, but it's well-equipped and it was a lovely rest before the last kilometres to Santiago.