Albergue de Peregrinos Parroquia de Santa Maria

Santa Maria Paraquarril is hooked to the 12th century church. Run by nuns and they checked us in. Don’t see that everyday! They gave us water, peach slices, tea and a cookie when we arrived. Nice albergue. Clean. 10 euro. It got fairly full. You can do vespers at 1730. Then a meet and greet and singing with the nuns. Almost everyone came, it was great! We sang Country Roads, Ultreia, Guantanamera, and others. Then Pilgrim mass at 1800. There was a hiking staff, backpack and hiking boots under the alter, pretty cool. Meals are at the many restaurants in town. One of our top Camino experiences!

The care and attention you get here is second to none. I feel blessed to have stayed

I loved staying here! The sisters and volunteers exude hospitality from the moment you arrive to the moment you leave. The singing was sweet and the priest was incredibly kind. I could have stayed an extra day. The one downside is a single shower for men and women so time yours well!

Do not miss this place. The nuns are wonderful and the singing at 6pm was one of the most moving experiences I’ve had on the Camino. Dorms are clean and simple.

I could follow the singing getting into town. It was a wonderful moment. The nuns also had some very welcoming and inspirational words for me that wil stick with me for a long time.

Thank you!!!!

This is a Camino experience not to be missed. The nuns welcomed me with tea and sandwich while I checked in, and the evening vespers, music sesh, and pilgrim mass/blessing are all worth participating in. Dorms were clean and wifi was strong, only downside was having only one shower in the men’s room.

Søde og hjælpsomme. Te og kage ved ankomst og indskrivning. 9€ for overnatning. Fælles spisning hvor man køber en ting til maden og ellers er det gratis(fik besked om at komme med to salathoveder:) )

I was welcomed so warmly and with tea and a biscuit. I loved the communal singing and the priest blessed each one of us at mass and the nuns gave a a small gift: a star. All the facilities are modern and well kept with a laundry,kitchen and garden. The nuns singing filled my heart with joy.

This place will hold a special place in my heart. What a warm welcome from the group of young girls who were volunteering the day we arrived. There is an evening of optional activities that I would encourage anyone to participate- from Vespers to a sing along and a group effort communal dinner.

a bit crowded but full of kindness

The reception process is a little weird. After doing the backpack lineup outside, waiting for them to open, you have to scan a QR code and fill out your own check in form. Then they call you in the order that the program places you in. So the lineup outside means nothing. The reception people seemed a little confused with it as well so it must be a new process.
They have a big kitchen with plenty of utensils and cookware. Only 1 shower and 2 toilets for each set. Created a bit of a backup!
Overall it was a nice place to stay and I would recommend!

Lovely, simple albergue. The nuns are kind and I was very lucky to get the last bed the night I stayed there - it's not possible to book or have friends arriving ahead of you reserve on your behalf. Only one shower and two toilets in the ladies bathroom, so a bit of a traffic jam in the evening.

Inexpensive, well stocked above and beyond the normal for albergues (communal kitchen items like olive oil and washing soap provided). Very spacious kitchen and garden. Lovely place with good vibes

No communal
Dinner on Saturdays

This is your classic albergue with lots of beds and noise - but the hospitaleros were so kind and helpful! It has everything a pilgrim needs and is in a great location. The evening program with the nuns was so fun! Stay here!

Kitchen worked and a supermarket or two nearby. There was singing and an invitation to a mass/blessing that was very sweet. Pro tip: bathrooms/showers downstairs behind the check in desk were always empty.

Kitchen worked and a supermarket or two nearby. There was singing and an invitation to a mass/blessing that was very sweet. Pro tip: bathrooms/showers downstairs behind the check in desk were always empty.

This hostel is open. costs €10, run by nuns. Nice shower, washing machine available for €3. No dinner at the moment. Nice shower, quite clean in general

I stayed here for ten Euros on August 6th

One of the best experience, nuns and evening with songs, blessing and mass so special and emotional.
With all the best feelings, highly recommended!