Albergue Capuchinos Rocamador

Clean and comfortable but no ‘soul’. It does the job, but don’t expect an experience.

Private room and bathroom clean and functional though quite small. Very hot in the room with limited options to open window due to traffic noise. Basic kitchen facilities, good dining room and huge supermarket very close by.

Nice, clean and modern-looking place, freshly built, with a coin washing machine and dryer. The only cons are iron SQUEAKING beds, oh, this bed, all-night-long exercise in humility!

Nice reception，nice place to stay. room space is good，only the bed is a bit soft and noisy when you move. Overall，it is worthy to stay..

I was late by one day for my reservation/ this was no problem to Sergio as he immediately welcomed our group of 5 travellers. Clean, tidy and very quiet
Lots of places to chill out.

Excellent albergue, cleanest so far, very quiet, private bathroom very clean, real sheets and blankets provided, hospitalero is knowledgeable and extremely helpful.

I had a private room with bathroom. It was lovely! Washing facilites are in a separate out building in the back garden and good. The main building is modern and clean. Kitchen is fairly well stocked including a stovetop. There are many little areas with cushy chairs and a full lounge for visiting or some quiet time.

We really liked this albergue, very basic rooms but very clean, had room for 2 with private bathroom which was luxury!
Nice kitchen with a kettle and mugs, area for hand washing was a bit small but useable.
Lots of places to chill out.

The laundry of 4 euros include detergent so no need to buy. Dryer is available for a few euros. Kitchen has a refrigerator, microwave and hot water heater.
Shared bathroom but separate for male and female. No hand soap so bring your own.
Bed has new bedsheet, bed cover and a blanket.

We called ahead and luckily we’re able to get a private room with four beds for our little family. Nice shower/ toilet. Blankets sheets provided. They have laundry facilities as well as lines to hang clothes out to dry. The host was very kind and recommended places available for us to go eat. We went to a place called Mundo and the food was exceptional as well as the service.

Hiked in from Puente la Renta. First hostel with only 4 beds to room plus private bathroom for room. Only 13 euro. The hosts were very nice and the welcome was wonderful.

We stayed here in a private room with bunk beds and shared bathroom. Very clean and quiet. We ate our meals here as well. Excellent choice.

Closed till March

Stayed here in 2018, booked a private room with a friend and slept well. Very clean and modern. Would stay there again

They have lots of rooms with private bathrooms. Price is a bit more than other Albergue but worked for the group of 6 we were walking with. Kitchen was closed sadly but big supermarket nearby.

Not so sure about the hospitallero. When I called and asked for a lower bunk he immediately tried to up sell me to a private room for €35. I changed my mind & moved on.

Clean, large complex, in a 6 bed dorm,

Stayed here late May, 2017. At the far end of town. Very clean and everyone was nice. We did not eat there but those who did said it was very good. No A/C but it seemed cool and it was very warm on the Camino.

I stayed here in June 2015. It had just opened and was a bit disorganized. The room was simple and a little overpriced, but the highlight was the dinner. The ex-convent has its own organic vegetable garden and the chef cooks with the produce. Even if you don't stay here it's worth making inquiries to see if you can take the dinner. One of the best meals I had on the Camino.