Zendoira

Amazing stay

Pros: the pod was amazing, and the night we stayed there, everyone was very respectful, kept quiet the whole night. We had a well rested night.

Cons: the reception wasn't that friendly but I get that it might be too busy so I wouldn't say I'm offended.

Pros: Got everything that you need on your way to Santiago De Compostela, close to shop, close to restorurants and church and close to Camino

Good place to stay.

Pros: Meals available all day. Breakfast. Market close by.

Cons: A bit off the Camino on edge of town.

Good location, privacy with cubicles, all needed resources

Pros: Love the privacy of a cubicle - staff lovely, cheerful and helpful - great value , good facilities

Cons: It was all good

Pros: Double room had all the comforts. Was clean, spacious and even the view and the sunset were great! There were two spacious bathrooms shared with other rooms, but they were both very clean.

Cons: All in all it was a good stay, however the bar was not the best. They selection for dinner was limited, I had a burger and fries and they were not that great. Also the they after they said it would open at 6:30 but actually it opened at 6:45, meaning I was delayed in starting the Camino.

A nice, well presented Albergue.

Pros: Great albergue with really nice sleeping pods with curtains that afforded privacy. Facilities were good, unfortunately no outside area for drying clothes so had to rely on tumble drier. Bar and food area were good as this albergue is a little bit away from the town centre - something I really enjoyed.

Cons: No clothes drying area outside.

Best, private feeling place I stayed on the camino!

Pros: These beds are fantastic. Really gives you the illusion of privacy and it's the only \

Cons: They give you weird disposable sheets that you put on yourself, which easily rip and slip off. There are plastic mattresses which do relieve me that there won't be bed bugs tbf. Not clear to me if the mattresses themselves are washed, though as it's a DIY situation with the sheets. The location is quite off track, down a big hill, so not the place for very weary legs after a long walk! But worth it compared to the other options in the area.

Pros: Everything was amazing and it was for sure the best hostel on the camino so far. And big up for the 2 hermanitos at the reception! Fantastic costumer service!!

Cons: There could be a better kitchen so pelegrinos can cook

Excellent Albergue

Pros: Beautiful staff at reception, very helpful. Love these cabin-style sleeping arrangements. Much better than open bunk beds

Worth it.

Pros: The lady was very welcoming and told you everything you needed to know. Then you were shown to your bunk. Very clean and very comfortable.

Cons: No outdoor laundry drying facilities.