Albergue Mirador de Pedrouzo

Pros: Definitely will stay here again, even if I wasn't doing the Camino.

It was ok but I do prefer more privacy when it comes to bathrooms

Pros: Located at the end of the road but across the road were many eating places and close to a supermarket. Set up high with fabulous views. Wonderful to have the swimming pool where you can swim or just sit on the poolside and dangle feet and legs in the water. Lockable drawers underneath the bunk beds which each had 3 walls and a privacy curtain.

Cons: Shared bathroom had one cubicle with shower only and a second that had the toilet as well. Single cubicle was small and in a mixed dormitory meant hardly enough space to dry off and dress. No kettle or jug available in the shared lounge space so not able to make a cup of tea/coffee/hot water.

Good value for money

Pros: Hostess was very helpful with dinner and breakfast recommendations

Great stay before the final walk into Santiago..

Pros: So good to stay here at this stage of the Camino. With a pool and outdoor area to relax in. Kitchen facilities were minimal, but useful. Bunk beds included individual screens, which helps provide privacy. Bathrooms clean and well designed. There were lots of food options nearby too.

Pros: Amazing pool !! Was a very comfortable stay so close to the end of my camino.

Cons: Noisy lockers made it hard to quietly leave. Nothing a little attention wouldn't fix.

Pros: Private cubicle great, comfortable, friendly staff

Pros: I appreciate that the toilets provided a disinfectant spray to use before and after the use so that everyone can clean up after themselves and keep the facilities in a good state .

Pros: Location was perfect for the Camino. Pool brought a welcome relief to sore muscles. Spotlessly clean.

Cons: Vending machine was empty. Room felt cramped but still slept.

Pros: Excellent, clean, comfortable, quiet. Great value.

Comfortable and only albergue I've seen with a pool!

Pros: Amazing to reach this place and find a pool after a VERY hot walk. Hardly anyone in the pool as it was quite cold but I stayed in for ages. Great for sore, inflamed joints. Good kitchen space, curtain for privacy and comfortable beds. Slept reasonably well here. The receptionist that checked me in didn't speak English but was really nice.

Cons: You are locked out of the rooms at 11pm (between kitchen and dorms) so we had to call the host when I went for a cup of tea at night and get them to unlock it for us. They did help though and we got back into the room. Just a weird system! Slightly more expensive than other Albergues but it does have a pool. Weirdly felt less sociable than other places - everyone was doing their own thing.