Albergue Parroquial de Trabadelo

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It is so nice to enter an albergue and feel welcomed ! This is Francisco , the hospital or . The albergue is small but it has the basic needs; the most important feature is the hospitality.
We enjoyed our stay .

Very good work, attention and care from the Hospitalero Francisco.

The place is basic and offers solutions for all your needs.

We stayed in a double room and found it comfy and spacious.

I recommend it!

Gracias por todo Francisco! :)

April 11th 2024: “closed for personale reasons”. Heard that the manager “had to go away” - so hard to tell how long it will be closed.

If you like sleeping in a dark, damp, stone room that resembles a basement then this is the place for you!

Fran is lovely and was incredibly welcoming to our group! If you enter the albergue and the light is off, knock on the door. He may be upstairs, and it would be a shame to miss this wonderful stay by not waiting a few minutes for his arrival.

This old school albergue is very peaceful. Count on a hood night’s sleep. Fran, the host, is spectacularly kind and welcoming.

April 9th 2022: We had the most warm hearted stay here we could ever have dreamt of. New owner Fran (started March 12th 2022) has continued the wonderful loving atmosphere of this special albergue we have read comments about. We never laughed so much with any hospitalero and had so deep conversations. The albergue is luckily not modern nor renovated. We hope it will stay like this forever. There is a good kitchen with everything needed for a communal dinner. Can’t recommend this place enough if you are looking for the authentic camino experience.LOOOVE it

I recommend this Albergue for the community spirit. Jose was wonderful going out of his way to make sure we are comfortable. Even had Saturday evening mass.
An evening to remember. An albergue that has kept the true camino spirit.

17/8/19 I loved this albergue! It’s an old building next to the church. The night I was there they had a donativo communal dinner and breakfast. The hospitalero was Italian and spoke no english or spanish but he was very kind and colorful! There’s a kitchen, nice beds, and blankets. I really liked this village, I thought it was a great stop

Had such a good experience at this albergue! The lady who runs it is the nicest hospitalera I’ve met on this whole Camino. Very very caring. The albergue all around is well taken care of and clean, felt very homie and relaxing after a long day of walking. Great place to stay!

I agree, a wonderful albergue and amazing value! Reme (Hospitalera for the last 5 years) keeps it spotless and loves her work. Two small dormitories (4 beds & 6 beds, plenty of room, clean sheets, pillowcases & blankets); fully-equipped kitchen with fridge, cooker & microwave); single bathroom; beautiful conservatory room with tables & chairs (and in-door clothes-line, if needed) & fabulous view; large dining room with two separate big tables & chairs; plenty of room to dry clothes on terrace outside & lovely seating area with view of church & mountains. Reme took me to Palm Sunday Mass, introduced me to her mother and told me if the supermarket is closed just ring the bell and they’ll open it.and they did.on Palm Sunday! Can’t recommend highly enough. <3