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Albergue Bar Puerto

ALTO DO POIO

description and notice

1-January - 31-December

Accommodation type : Private

Located along the road at the alto, poor reviews from pilgrims.

contact info

+34 982 367 172

practical info

Reservations accepted

Total bunks : 16

Bunk price : 6€

Opens at : 12:00

Closes at : 23:00

facilities

Dining room

Terrace

laundry

Wash basin

Clothesline

food

Breakfast

Dinner

Bar / Restaurant

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Questions about Albergue Bar Puerto

How many beds does Albergue Bar Puerto have?
Albergue Bar Puerto has 16 beds.
How much does Albergue Bar Puerto cost?
From 6€ a night.
When is Albergue Bar Puerto open?
Albergue Bar Puerto is open ALL YEAR.
Can I reserve a bed at Albergue Bar Puerto?
Yes, Albergue Bar Puerto takes reservations.
Does Albergue Bar Puerto have private rooms?
No, Albergue Bar Puerto has dormitory beds only.
Is there a kitchen at Albergue Bar Puerto?
No, there is no kitchen for pilgrims.
Does Albergue Bar Puerto serve meals?
Yes: breakfast, dinner, a bar.

... comments from pilgrims using the Wise Pilgrim app

28. September 2026 - 17:31

I love this place

I was already here in 2018. Such friendly people. Isabell cooks so well. The hostel is completely fine for the small price. Sitting in the sun with the dogs here and looking at the Camino. Wonderful. THANK YOU

21. September 2024 - 21:07

Disgusting

The owner seems oblivious to the fact that the place is disgusting.
Sure it's cheap but you would have to pay me to stay there.
Toilets are foul and there's no hot water.
Food is sitting uncovered with flies and goodness knows what else on it.
There was no evidence of food hygiene to be seen.
It's a shame because with the right owner the place could be transformed relatively easily.
Meanwhile just keep walking.

1. August 2023 - 17:28

Not recommended. :(

I had to stay here as the places in Fonfría were closed. The bathroom was disgusting. There were bugs and these worm/centipede kind of things on the floor. The shower door was broken and leaning inside of the shower. The toilet paper was wet. There was a chicken walking around INSIDE the albergue. The beds were fine and the paper sheet things actually fit the bed for once. But other than that, please skip this place to sleep.
The food was surprisingly good, so maybe stop for lunch but do not stay.

26. May 2023 - 7:13

Would NOT recommend

Please find another place if you can. This was one of the worst albergues on the Camino. I arrived at 3 PM and everything was chaotic. It seems like the lady here is doing everything herself and she looked stressed and she’s just not very nice. I tried to check in but they just said ‘later’, then did some tasks at the bar while I was waiting and then she checked the dorm to see if there were any available beds. There wasn’t so she led me to the first floor of the house where they had a second dorm. The sheets looked messy and not clean, it was like a sauna because it was under the roof, there was spider web everywhere but worst of all was the ‘bathroom’. One small bathroom for maybe 20 beds. It wasn’t clean and the shower didn’t work. It’s a small bathtub where you have to use your hands to distribute the water because the showerhead didn’t work. It was clear that they didn’t clean the place since the last set of pilgrims were here. Dinner was okay but not the best. Service and hospitality were completely off. They even tried to charge me 20 euros for dinner (it’s only 10) - and when I pointed it out, he gave me my last 10 euros. The first floor was really cold during the night - had to wear my clothes, sleeping bag and a blanket to stay warm. Honestly the worst experience. Three other pilgrims I talked to felt the same.

18. December 2022 - 17:16

I love this place!

I guess it all depends what you value…like everything in life. I’ve stopped here for breakfast on several Caminos and always had delicious, ample and very good value fare.
This was the first time I’ve stayed in the albergue (9 December) and I was the only pilgrim there, but it was one of my best nights. Felt like I was staying at the house of a slightly eccentric but caring uncle, complete with dogs, cats and very relaxed and friendly staff. I didn’t feel like I was being treated like a customer, I felt like I was being genuinely welcomed into someone’s home and taken good care of.
There was a cozy wood burner going all day long in the bar, as the rain lashed down outside, and although the albergue wasn’t the warmest there was a mountain of good blankets to choose from, so I slept warm as toast. The showers were super-hot and the bunk beds very sturdy (wooden-framed) with deep, firm, super-comfy mattresses. Disposable sheet and pillow case provided and all for 6€ (cheapest price I’ve paid on the whole Camino Frances).
I ate lunch, dinner and breakfast there and paid 30€ for the lot.
Add to that the fact that the albergue is staying open all year, including Christmas and New Year, I’m very grateful that places like this - full of local character and characters - still exist on the Camino.

7. October 2021 - 20:29

And odd but very cost effective experience.

After coming down From Prabela and one of the best hospitality experiences on the Camino so far and then climbing all day again seemingly And finding no available beds until I reached this Albergue. It was after 6 PM when I arrived there and about 1/5 of the beds were taken. I was happy to have one. Within an hour about 10 bicyclist showed up and almost filled the room. The little guy that was running it was entertaining but not really effective and the conditions and the facility were just adequate. It worked perfect for a last resort!

2. June 2019 - 15:16

Bathrooms could do with

Bathrooms could do with updating, but otherwise fine .

28. September 2016 - 14:15

28/8/2016

Just adequate. Nothing special.

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Esta entidad ha sido beneficiaria de una ayuda del Programa de incentivos a la movilidad eficiente y sostenible (MOVES III), gestionado por la Xunta de Galicia a través del Instituto Enerxético de Galicia (INEGA) en el marco del Real Decreto 266/2021, y cofinanciada por la Unión Europea — NextGenerationEU, dentro del Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia.

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