Albergue As Pozas Termais

The hostel is clean with a fun Lego-like arrangement of the beds. I felt like I had lots of privacy. The common interior lounge area is small but there is a nice outdoor space and the hostel backs onto the river. It’s around the corner from the hot spring tub. I paid 5 euros for the breakfast and it was good.

This place is seriously clean with a locker area so you don’t bring your packs to the cozy, private bunks. The host was both helpful and friendly. Close to Camino and cafes.

I stayed there two nights ago and found it to be a very nice, clean, comfortable place to be. The bed situation is easy, with the top bunks having little staircases rather than ladders, and the curtains are super helpful for darkness and privacy. I could imagine the WC/shower situation could be tough during peak season (one toilet, two showers each for women and men, plus one accessible bathroom), but it wasn’t an issue that night/morning. I would definitely stay there again.

bed bugs in the beds during stay 20 August 2023. I explained it to them but they did nothing, later we were told by the Spanish health service that you have to fill in a complaint form on the spot, and if the host refuses this, you have to call the police , as it is illegal to house pilgrims when you have bed bugs. so just remember that out there, if you see them then inform and complain. so that others do not run into them. and then I just want to say, my post was to reduce the fact that they are brought around, and save others from the pain from the bites, because it comes later than the bite itself. unfortunately they have had several episodes this year according to google reviews

I had a great stay here. The staff were funny, kind and very helpful. No request from any guest was too big. I spent the afternoon in the reception talking with Kevin who works here while listening to 80s music hits. The facilities here are fantastic and absolutely spotless. It is also evident that a lot of consideration for pilgrims needs went into the planning of the bunks. The breakfast here is also excellent.

Absolutely gorgeous place. Very boring-looking from the outside it’s a real gem on the inside. The private curtained-off beds feel very luxurious after the usual bunk beds. Bathrooms could be more numerous. The right shower in the women’s bathroom didn’t drain properly. Floors in bedroom are quite squeaky when you step on them in the morning. Breakfast is relatively expensive at 5€ but really nice. You’re actually being served coffee and toast by a really sweet lady. Lots of choice from salmon to ham to fruit, tomatoes and pineapple etc. Make sure to try the small bits of tortilla if they have it. It’s really tasty.

Very comfortable bed with great privacy. Sufficient showers but no place to get dressed but middle of bathroom. Great buffet breakfast with lots of choices; worth the €5 for sure!

Each bed is built in and upper beds have steps not ladders. Privacy curtains are light blocking and there is a light and plug at each bed. Towel and sheets are spotless. Location is just off the Camino, next to the village washing area where everyone soaks their feet in the mineral water.

Breakfast is offered for an extra charge. Laundry service is just 2,50€ for a wash and the sun will dry it quickly.