Albergue Camino y Leyenda

I had the plesure to stay a night in the house of Daiana and Adrian.🙏🏻
Both are absolutly openhearted and you feel like home. So you are at home, because the family open their door for the pilgrims.
And please don't miss the dinner! Daiana is a wonderful cook. 🧑🏻‍🍳

Hôtes très accueillant , propre , calme , une vraie salle de bain avec les serviettes , le shampoing , le savon , un vrai lit avec des draps et un excellent repas partagé avec 4 autres convives , nous étions que 5 …..! Wonderful ….! J ai donné mon linge je ne m en suis pas occupé et je l ai récupéré propre ! Un Real Breakfast four 4 euros ! Thé place to stay 👍👍👍

Adrian and his family were the most hospital family. They did all my washing and we all sat together for a dinner. Dinner was all homemade,plentiful and delicious.

Their sons joined in and we all had a great laugh.

The rooms all have linen and fresh towels which is were t after sleeping in bunk beds etc

Breakfast was homemade pastries

Thank you for opening your home

Awesome welcome from our host Adrian and his beautiful dogs. We then met his wonderful wife Daiana their hospitality was unforgettable. Lovely comfortable and clean rooms. The bar across the road is a great place to pop into also. Lovely family Albergue definitely a highlight for us and we will stay friends.

Wonderful hosts, clean rooms, true family style pilgrim hostel. Home made food, delicious and tasty - not just usual Camino pilgrim menu. One of best hostels in my 3 weeks on Camino

I can’t say enough about the two hosts at this albergue. I arrived with a blister and asked about a clinic. Since clinic closed, hostess offered to look at my toe. She is also a nurse. She cleaned the wound and wrapped it and insisted I go to nearest clinic because she knew it was infected. Despite having additional guests arriving later, she and her husband drove me to the nearest clinic.. a few towns away, and she came in and translated for me. She also drove me to pharmacy to get prescription filled. I offered to compensate them but she refused. Of course I left $$ anyhow. These hosts went above and beyond. So caring and pleasant. Felt like I had Mom and Dad helping me! She did our laundry and provided a great breakfast! Very cozy. Wonderful people. Highly recommend!

This is a gem on the Camino. You become part of the family here and enjoy the wonderful food After dinner the whole family sat with us and we enjoyed talking many subjects. A great night sleep too.
It’s a must stay on the Camino.

Very welcoming albergue with friendly and caring owners, beautiful rooms and tasty homecooked meal. You feel so welcome here that it feels like being at home. Highly recommended!

Warm & friendly place. Dinner was delicious. Terraces to sit out on and dry clothes quickly in the sun.

Great place, lively hosts, clean rooms and fabulous shower. Amazing dinner that was homemade. Stay here!!!!!

Just called it

Great Albergue and owners, no bunk beds, proper linen and covers, good dinner. I’d highly recommend staying here.

Wonderful Hostel!! New owners Natalie & Joe! No bunk beds…They have Rooms with 3 beds, 2 beds, and single. I payed €15 euro for a single, shared bath…very clean, and comfortable…real cotton bedding…wifi in all areas…terrace, lounge, great dinner & friendly and accommodating…excellent stay!! July 2021

Nice place - the beds had duvet covers and were single beds, not bunk beds. Price for beds were 14 € though, and pilgrims dinner was 11 €.

Wonderful stay. Beautifully kept albergue, and Nuria is simply wonderful. Lovely food, single beds (bunks not in use at present). Would definitely stay again - a real gem

Wonderful host and exceptional dinner! Very neat and clean facility.

The BEST ! This is a LOVELY place , clean and very nice ! The food is EXCELLENT and Nuria is só friendly and helpful ! Do NOT miss this place ! You will enjoy the ambience and food !
André Kloppers ( South Africa)
19/09/2019

We arrived drenched from a whole day’s rain. The sullen and unhelpful host had no newspapers to dry our shoes. It was an hour before she lit the wood stove with a single log - and was reluctant to rekindle after the fire burnt low and finally extinguished. Pastry portions were minuscule by Camino albergue standards and cost more than €2 a piece. Food was fine - certainly not “the best” - there was no choice of menu: soup, chicken, mousse, red wine, bread. The women’s bathroom had NO locks on toilet or shower. Washing machine cost 4, and further €4 for dryer. If you wash your own clothes, there are 3 washing lines just 3 inches apart: good luck getting your clothes dry in cold and rainy weather! We would not recommend this albergue

Didn’t stay here but it looks precious and the hospitalera is wonderful. Best chicken on the camino. Lemon roasted with potatoes and awesome lentil soup. Would love to stay here and highly recommend. Calming vibe

Highly recommended albergue
It’s in a quiet town, comfortable beds and not crowded
Great shower and the food was great
Definitely stop here if you want a good rest.