Albergue de peregrinos de Baamonde

You can't even lock the toilets on the first floor... Sorry - this is absolutely unacceptable... A hostel this large with so many beds occupied should have enough money for repairs...

At a hostel of this size, I expect at least to be able to close a door or curtain while showering and not stand naked in the bathroom or on the toilet with a street view, as well as decent water pressure without burns when people next door are washing their laundry in the washbasin.
And a kitchen without pots, dishes and a kettle is not a kitchen... A microwave or a hotplate is completely useless to me... This is an overnight option for cyclists who bring everything with them. For 10 euros I've experienced better at any public hostels on the Norte.
Especially since nobody can bypass this hostel, that's particularly a shame for Galicia!
Wealth problems like electrical outlets or WiFi shouldn't interest most pilgrims....

Honestly this had everything I needed. Basic kitchen, nice tables to sit outside and eat your food, everything reasonable clean and tidy. Got the job done for sure.

Clean hostel, large dormitory. There's a café next door that opens early for those who want to have breakfast.

This albergue was very clean, nicely renovated building, it is basic but worth the money (10 euros). It has a kitchen but not anything to cook with. There is a supermarket in town and two bars.

Only one outlet for four beds. Showers have no curtains. Difficult way to connect to WIFI and the hospitalera could not help. Limited places to eat and again, hospitalera only knew of one, which was closed. No flow of air, all windows and door closed. Air was stagnant

Lot of light, high temperature in the night, people speak loudly until 23 pm and leave at 5 am.
There is no separation between the living room and dormitories.

Beds are very comfortable. No blankets. Wifi appeared to be available but I was unable to connect or download the appropriate certificate. Beautiful building with high ceilings and lots of airflow. Clothesline in the yard to dry laundry. A clothes washer may have been available but I'm not certain. Lots of indoor and outdoor common space. Definitely lacking hooks to hang wet coats, shower curtains, etc. No cookware in kitchen but refrigerator available and cheap cutlery at the grocery store nearby

Beds are very comfortable. No blankets. Wifi appeared to be available but I was unable to connect or download the appropriate certificate. Beautiful building with high ceilings and lots of airflow. Clothesline in the yard to dry laundry. A clothes washer may have been available but I'm not certain. Lots of indoor and outdoor common space. Definitely lacking hooks to hang wet coats, shower curtains, etc. No cookware in kitchen but refrigerator available and cheap cutlery at the grocery store nearby

Es una verdadera pena que un albergue de peregrinos no haya ni un cuchillo para preparar un bocadillo y ya no hablamos de sal que menos la tienen… pregunte si tenían una manta y me respondieron… en ningún albergue público tenemos manta… no es mi primer camino y sé que eso es mentira. Estoy que no lo creo

Stayed here on May 16, 2024 for 10€.
It was large and clean and I was happy they had beds available after a long wet day. The bunks are closer together than in some albergues but I quite liked my stay here and knew the pilgrim in the next bed, so the proximity allowed for quiet chatting before dinner.
The building with very high ceilings seemed to absorb the snoring sounds of other pilgrims! And no dog barking next door when I was there.
As mentioned by other pilgrims, there were 2 showers (no curtains for privacy) and two toilets in the women's washroom.
Kitchen has a microwave and sink but no plates, cutlery, etc. Common area was spacious and comfortable.

It’s a municipal albergue, so don’t expect a lot. But the place was clean, with those blue plastic covers on the beds and disposable sheets and pillow cases, which reduces the chance of bed bugs. Only 2 showers for each gender and a few toilets. Can’t complain. I’ve stayed in worse private albergues thst charge more

Better then I was expecting given comments here . basic but ok.I arrived at 7 and looks like I got one of last beds ( september 2021) . maybe worth booking if you want to be sure you can stay

It has good WiFi, ok showers, nice common area. But no plates or pots in the kitchen if you plan to cook, and beds shake at every movement you make.

There are actually only 64 beds.

No WiFi or shower curtains in women’s bathroom for showers. Gets the job done as far as a bed and a roof over your head though.

If it is possible to Please provide
-rubbish bin in female downstairs toilet
- hooks to hang wet ponchos/ jackets
- dog next door barks non stop food for dog
- a hand towel in kitchen to wipe dishes
- a little spin dryer
- WiFi

Very basic. No utensils in the kitchen if you plan to cook. Markets and restaurants close by. I