Albergue las Hadas

We reserved two beds in the dorm. Upon arrival, we were told that the „cheap“ 16€ bunks were already taken so we had to pay 21€ each for a bunk in a 4 person room. Very wobbly beds. Overall, it had a very commercial feel to it even though the hospitaleros seemed very kind and concerned

It was fine, if you are a solo female traveller check the Google reviews as someone was sexually harassed by the owner a few weeks ago. I had no issues.

A Camino friend had booked this hostel so I messaged asking for a bed in the same dormitory as her. I was told this is fine. On arrival, the new owner said I had asked for a double bed with my friend and he had made up a bed for us in his apartment. We didn't feel comfortable about this so left and found a room elsewhere. When the receptionist at the new slbergue discovered where we had moved from, he asked if the owner had tried to touch us. We discovered he had made a previous woman very uncomfortable with unwanted sexual comments. Avoid.

A Camino friend had booked this albergue so I contacted them, and I asked for a bed in the same dormitory as her if possible. I was told this was fine. On arrival, the new owner

Stayed here in April!

Everything good !

Dinner was fine !

Clean and pleasant stay, credit card friendly 😅

I had a nice stay here and found the owner quite helpful and accommodating. The rooms were comfortable and the bathrooms very clean with great showers. My only recommendation is to add some curtains to the small dorm rooms to block out the summer sun.

Loved this place! The host was lovely, the garden was relaxing, the beds were comfy, the showers were nice and clean and the food was plenty and nourishing.

I really enjoy almost everything about this place. The beds are comfortable, the courtyard is relaxing, the music is soothing, the host is welcoming.

The only thing that I feel I got zipped on was the Pilgrims dinner. First let me say, it was wonderful that the vegetable stew and plain rice were homemade. But one can only eat so much of one thing. I'm a small female, who is vegetarian, and I was hungry within 20 minutes. So I can't imagine how some of the bigger men felt, who are used to bigger meals. The dessert was a quarter of a ripe banana, one slice of watermelon (we had three left at our table of 8, and let the men have it), and tiniest piece of chocolate.

She can do way better. At least offer some bread on the side, if nothing else. Or instead of charging $16 charge 10 or 12, so people have lower expectations and it doesn't feel like highway robbery. The meals on the Camino have all been incredibly delicious and filling, and often lower prices.

Outside of this, everything else was wonderful. I would recommend this place, just set your expectations for dinner at this price. There are a couple of restaurants in town, maybe go there.

What a lovely welcome I received. I didn't have a reservation, but no problem she had an emergency Pilgrim bed - in the communal sitting area, with screens, no bunk, single bed! OK it was €24, but it's worth it. Clean, welcoming, and vegan dinner on offer. Hostess Sunn, speaks perfect English 👌

The meal was good but left me still hungry. It was very simple - and expensive for what it was. Chick pea stew, rice and watermelon (with wine).

Quite possibly my favourite Albergue thus far. Sun (the host) is delightful and goes out of her way to make you feel welcome and comfortable. The back garden area is divine and a lovely spot to sit and unwind , all the while getting in some good pats from her friendly dog. The meal was delicious, although a tad overpriced for chickpea stew, rice and some fruit for dessert. The beds were comfortable and the place is spotlessly clean. I highly recommend.

It is a perfectly lovely hostel, very friendly host and the daughter is just as charming. We were a bit surprised that heating was extra - not much if lots of people staying (7 euro for a bag of fire pellets), but unexpected given there was snow on the trail the day, it made it seem a bit less welcoming. Dinner was also delicious but expensive for what it is (16 euro a vegetable stew that I could make at home, with no option to use kitchen facilities).

My favorite albergue so far and we started in France. The chickpea and vegetable stew with rice was simple but delicious and I would say the best dinner I've had yet in Spain. Everything else about this Albergue is just great, but no kitchen. I even got my nails painted with water colors.

Really a well set up Albergue. Welciming and not rushed check in. Bathrooms very nice, bunks are sturdy with wide wooden steps, not skinny metal rungs .
Warning that if you are allergic to cats or dogs, this may not be the place for you.
Vegan meal tasty, but pricey (€16) for rice and vegetable stew and 1 glass of wine. Refills cost extra.

We stayed at Albergue Las Hadas 2 nights ago, and it was one of our favourite places to stay on the Camino so far. The woman running it, Sun, is lovely and is trying to make a very special oasis for pilgrims who stay. The bunk beds are sturdy, two toilets and two showers each for men and women. A large lounge upstairs with several comfortable couches and chairs to relax in. There’s a lovely garden, a beautiful gentle dog, and a couple of cats. We partook in the vegan communal dinner consisting of rice and a lovely vegetable and chickpea stew with ginger and turmeric, followed by melon and orange for dessert. Plentiful and filling. Just around the corner is the famous Bar Elvis, which started hopping around 8:00pm. We went for only one drink then headed to our cozy bunks. A highly recommended place to stay!!

The hostess was kind and welcoming and her dinner was plentiful and delicious. The beds were comfortable, the showers were top notch but needed more hooks. The backyard was sunny and a relaxing oasis after a long walk. Recommend this place.

Wonderful albergue!
Sun was so thoughtful and caring. The little details did not go unnoticed - thank you!
Clean, comfortable dorm room.
Many comfortable rest areas including couches.
Amazing dinner.
Beautiful family dog.
Highly highly recommend

Amazing to walk in and be asked if you need water or a toilet before you check in. That thoughtfulness continues throughout the stay. Yes it's a little more expensive but to have a good shower and a fluently multilingual host is worth it. Option of an in house vegan meal if you want it

This is one of the nicest albergues I have stayed in since SJPDP. Warm welcome by both owner and her delightful dog, beds were well spaced out, bathrooms were very clean and had a large garden.

Sun, was extremely welcoming and I am grateful for this welcome. Unfortunately, I found the whole experience one of being overpriced. 18 euros for dorm bed. The 16 euro tasty vegan meal felt like a ripoff. Chickpeas and veg, rice, bit of bread and a single glass of wine. One course meal compares unfavourably with other Camino meals.