Albergue Casa Tiago

Tiago goes out of his way to provide great service. The albergue was very clean

Enjoyed the alternate Camino and our stay here at Casa Tiago. No heat in rooms but warm blankets. We had a double room in this old stone building. Warm welcome and a cozy living room. Other pilgrims arrived in the rain and he set up a heater to dry shoes. We ate dinner at the cafe by the pool (delicious!) and enjoyed the hearty breakfast with choice of fruits etc.

Lovely quiet spot on the beautiful alternate route. Comfortable homely feel, with a terrace and comfy indoor space. Tiago was very welcoming and friendly.

Dinner at the bar was simple but filling

What a nice albergue. The owner was very welcoming and sweet. Our dorm was clean and bathrooms as well. The Albergue has a wonderful sunny porch where you can enjoy a beer or glass of wine while your laundry dries. For 4€ you can get an awesome Continental breakfast with muesli, toast, whole fruit, juice box, yogurt, coffee, packaged baked goods to go. No dinner service but the local bar offered a delicious meal of cooked veggies to start and beef stew with potatoes - delicious! The meal plus a beer was 12€.

The owner is very nice and the rooms are clean. The sun deck was so nice and it’s easy to dry your wash in the nice breezy area! He provides a delicious continental breakfast for 4 euros. Would definitely recommend staying here.

Lovely albergue. Simple but clean and the host was so kind and welcoming. Beautiful terrace with a spectacular view- and a generously stocked fridge with refreshments and fruits and veggies. Cute quiet village. Off the beaten path in the best way!

It was just me and one other pilgrim so we both got our own room!

I’m here today, the pool has water in but sadly has been neglected and is green.
Bar is friendly and has limited food and ice cold beer

This is such a lovely little town, & the route from here is easy to walk. The albergue is full of charm & the hosts friendly & helpful.
Only drawback were the rather saggy mattresses on the double beds. Otherwise, a perfect place to stay.

Paid 12 euro for a bed and 11 euro for a dinner (accept credit cards). No electric sockets near to beds (except few). WiFi doesn't work.

Clean and friendly off the beaten track so nice and quiet take snacks as there is no shop only a bar. Recommend this

You won't regret it if you take an alternative route and choose to spend the night here. The host is extremely friendly, I got a bed for 12 euros, the kitchen is included in the price (free use of the food available), and you also get breakfast. There were only a few pilgrims, only two of us slept in our room, which has eight beds. You definitely won't regret it if you decide to do some km from Estrella. Lovely place and next to is is public swimming pool for 6€.



The owner is a well traveled man of the Camino, I believe his name is Bautiste.
When I arrived I had not enough cash and they did not have the ability to take a credit card. Short story, two of the people who work for him, Xavier and Maria went out of there way to get me a bunk. I later had a drink with Bautiste at the local Bar/pool and left him a Mobile made of Camino stone. I felt so welcome in this little town. I will always remember the interactions I had,despite my limited Spanish, with a warm and friendly town. I plan on visiting again. Maybe to stay a couple days.

Best place we've been so far. Good energy, great beds, great breakfast, great terasse and there was food we could use freely to cook the dinner. Recommend.

Wonderful tiny town and clean albergue. Great breakfast for the price. The public pool is just up the road and is worth the 5 euro entrance fee.

On a little traveled alternate route. I was the only pilgrim in the albergue. Great way to leave the Camino race and listen to the birds.