
Accommodation type : Association
Small albergue located at the start of town, they also provide a bit of comfort for pilgrims passing by. Breakfast and dinner served.
Hospitalero : Group of Volunteers from Ágape
Exclusively for pilgrims
Total bunks : 7
Bunk price : Donativo€
Opens at : 10:00
Closes at : 20:00
Founded : 1999
Dining room
Terrace
Wash basin
Clothesline
Bike storage
Handicapped Accessible
Breakfast
Dinner
Group dinner






2. September 2024 - 10:39
Very friendly and am told they have 7 bed and will provide a mattress if they are full.
30. May 2024 - 14:37
I asked if they had any beds left and the volunteer said it depended on weather I had the right spirit of joining the activities and such. I had wanted to, but felt that they preferred people with the rugt faith and that was totally fine with me. I had a nice chat with one of the volunteers who showed me around. It's really a lovely small place and you can have coffee ad tea as donativo. Don't panic if you won't get a, bed there, I got one in the municipal albergue the next town without reservation.
26. May 2024 - 18:30
I had so much fun staying here - ok yes they want to introduce you to god and jesus but in such an enjoyable and inspiring way .. it basically allowed us to get to know the other peregrinos and begin to process the huge experience we have had on the camino - such an incredibly valuable gift!!!
16. May 2024 - 6:30
Sarria to here has been a culture shock of busyness, rain, and noise! Unlike the walk from SJPDP to Sarria
This takes you back to the heart of the Camino! A tiny alburgue that genuinely cares about you. For me their philosophy is more spiritual than religious and the volunteers are truly beautiful.
Please don’t use them as a cheep sleep over, they work very hard and deserve the respect they will give you!
15. May 2024 - 13:44
It was my hope to stay here, but when i came and it was quite early I was told it was full. Apparently they accepted reservations. It is the first donativo I experienced that.
8. May 2024 - 10:50
Wonderful place to stop. All donitivo.
5. August 2023 - 5:45
I was happily surprised to find a donativo albergue on the last 100km and I felt welcomed from the very moment I got here. In fact, I didn't book anything and found then out about the hostel's activities, which are not mandatory but suggested. Dinner and breakfast are provided. The game after dinner makes you reflect on the Camino, which is definitely an added value at this stage. I would definitely suggest coming here!!
27. May 2023 - 10:03
Place is nice. Small albergue with around 10 beds. I was lucky to be in the vip room - just 2 beds. Hosts are nice people but they are very religious and some rules are to be followed. You are not allowed to drink alcohol and you will be asked to partucipate in some group activities - discussion about God, movie for Jesus life, religious singing. As a not religious but opened to other people's opinions I felt good. It was different and it was fun actually. Do not book if you feel uncomfortable with religion.
8. November 2022 - 19:43
Staffed by volunteers and they take reservations. Awesome place even just to pass by and enjoy their warm hospitality
1. November 2022 - 19:45
Stayed here last month with my daughter. Staffed by European volunteers. Amazing meal. Genuine caring atmosphere with a handwritten note from the staff at breakfast. Balm for this hurting peregrino.
30. October 2022 - 8:55
I was looking forward to seeing this albergue but it was closed when I came through on October 30, 2022.
6. July 2022 - 12:33
This place is run by a US mission and actually for free!! Incl diner and breakfast. The people are very nice. Don’t worry there are not overly pushy and leave you to it. There is a nice little grass area to hangout. Only 7 beds and they don’t take reservations. First come first served.
20. September 2019 - 19:16
They screened a movie about Jesus before dinner. That’s about all you need to know.

Esta entidad ha sido beneficiaria de una ayuda del Programa de incentivos a la movilidad eficiente y sostenible (MOVES III), gestionado por la Xunta de Galicia a través del Instituto Enerxético de Galicia (INEGA) en el marco del Real Decreto 266/2021, y cofinanciada por la Unión Europea — NextGenerationEU, dentro del Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia.