Albergue San Antonio de Padua

We stayed tonight. Very pleasant host. Had the communal dinner which was good, they even dimmed the lights and put candles on my wife’s dessert as it was her birthday. A very pleasant stay

This Albuergue has both a dorm area with bunk beds and also private rooms and bathrooms downstairs. Both eat together in the dining room. The front yard has lots of chairs and tables to enjoy the good weather but no real communal space indoors. The host is the daughter of the original owner who has recently passed away. She stated she is not planning to have a full dorm area so although there are a ton of bunk beds it won’t be crowded.
Private rooms was nice but not fancy. There is a large
Outdoor area for drying laundry. Dinner was salad, gazpacho, vegetable paella, and dessert with bread and wine and water. I thought the stay was lovely and don’t understand the
Other negative comments. Perhaps different vibe now that the daughter runs the place. She is a physiotherapist so you might ask her for help if you are having issues.Town is small but there appeared to be a small shop. Not any other restaurant areas .

Stayed here in mid May. Clean place. Beds were a tad thin, but I still overslept until 7 :) dinner was amazing and the hosts work really hard to make it a nice communal experience. Breakfast was equally delicious.

The pelgrim menu is delicious here!
The bunkbeds are older and the mattresses very thin.

We choose the scenic route to stay away from the trucks….a great decision. An even better one - staying here!! Courteous and attentive staff, great dinner, and nice breakfast. Private room with nice beds. Very clean. We will stay here next time for sure!

Had a great stay here. Nice outside space and a nice homely feel despite many bunks in one room. Some of the mattresses were better than others, but we had our pick as it wasn’t too busy in October. Dinner was great! Would recommend staying here.

Read many good reviews about the hospitality here, but we certainly did not receive it. Very cold, indifferent check in. unceremoniously taken to our basement room- damp.
We booked a private room as we are getting over colds. (Normally choose bunks). Tiny room, no side tables, no bedside lamps just a fluorescent ceiling light. Beds were uncomfortable. Absolutely no where in our room or hallways to hang up our wet rain coats, trousers, towels! Sure there is a clothesline outside…. But it was raining.
The fireplace in the dining room was on all day, making it uncomfortably warm during dinner.
Should have gone to Tio Pepe, where we met other pilgrims - they said it was great.
Would not recommend this place.

Have to admit that was a little overwhelming to be in one big room.
However the food was amazing - the vegetarian meal was just incredible.

Stayed here October 5, 2024. Nice arrangement of bunks with room between. However, this is the first Albergue to not offer a sheet or pillowcase. I had friends staying in one of the private rooms and they had fully made up beds. I asked the hospitalero and they offered to sell me disposable sheet and pillowcase for 2 euros. The other issue was the complete lack of any protein in the meals: dinner (was delicious) but consisted of salad, gazpacho, paella with veggies and bread. Breakfast was bread, cereal and drinks.

Alb San Antonio de Padua is such a nice place to stop for the night after a day of walking. Very clean. Room for the bunks was big, clean, bright and airy.

The drying lines for wash were in the sun all afternoon, so all the clothes dried.

Dinner was excellent.

I definitely recommend this albergue.

Lovely hosts. Clean rooms. Fantastic communal dinner. What can I say. We loved it.

Great spot, nice and clean facilities. Enjoyed the dinner and setup! Wished it had included some meat but overall great stay. Also missed that albergue Jesus down the road had a pool so we probably would have stayed there just for that on the hot day if we had known.

This is a great place run by a family who treat you like family. We booked 2 private rooms for 4 people with a private bathroom. Nice, clean and comfortable. The dorm upstairs has is very large but not very crowded the day we were there. Great food for dinner.

What a pleasant change to stay a big roomy hostel, relaxed and genuinely friendly. The meals were delicious and beautifully presented. The people running the hostel put their heart into making your stay homely.

Stayed here for the first time with my brother, daughter and son in law. . Excellent service by the owner Pepe (Jose Mari) , Mauricio and its helpers. Everything clean. Pepe is the one making the dinner and is also a Pilgrim. They have bunks and private rooms. They also offer dinner and breakfast. All vegan food.

This is a wonderful place to stay. The hosts are so nice and attentive, the place is very clean and comfortable. Nice outside area and close to a grocery store. The dinner, a four course meal, was delicious!
I can only recommend this wonderful place!

Cette auberge a un accueil des plus amical et efficace. Nous avons pu déjeuner, prendre du repos, laver nos affaires et partager de bons moments avec d’autres pèlerins.

Le dîner pris amicalement autour de la grande table du Comedor est un moment très important. La nourriture présentée est par ailleurs riche et variée.

Un grand merci à toute l’équipe qui nous a reçus et aidés !

I only stopped here as it was the first one as you enter town & it’s wonderful. There were only 5 pilgrims in the whole place & I had a private room which was great with plenty of space. Dinner was an incredible 4 courses & all vegetarian. Breakfast was at 7am & it was freshly made Churros, toast, juice & coffee. I highly recommend staying here.

The 4 women volunteering for 7 a month period, did an amazing job meeting our needs and the delicious 4 course meal was cooked with love. The rooms were basic, yet very comfortable and clean. I highly recommend🙏

This alburge has some of the kindest hosts and most wonderful food on the Camino. My wife and I loved our stay here. We were in a private room with a shared bathroom but we noticed that the dorm area was very spacious. The beds were wonderful and the alburge was very clean. The owner and his staff were incredibly kind and they made a wonderful 4 course vegetarian dinner that included a delicious paella! There were only 10 pilgrims that stayed here the night we stayed. We were so amazed that there were so many empty beds in the dorm area. The jardin is a wonderful place to relax with a glass of wine as other pilgrims pass by on their way further along the way. The owner shared an amazing story of his Camino experience and how it led him to own this alburge. He's a sweet gentleman. We highly recommend staying here for those that want a special experience!