Alberguería Andrés Muñoz

Modern and clean, inviting. Great location in the heart of the city center.

The municipal cost €9,50. Location is great, there were separate WCs for men/women, and the kitchen room was spacious. The facilities look a bit worn, but I actually had a great sleep here, even with the festivities going on all night - couldn’t hear a thing (ear plugs are great!).
Only down side is no outdoor area for drying clothes.

Hostess would not give us blankets. She said not until bedtime. Then we got thin kids blankets. This place is incredibly cold. No heating.

Stayed here 2 nights. 20 beds were empty that night. Got into town at 9:30. No beds available in Granon so spent the day here. So glad I did. Viana is just awesome!
Be sure to visit the Pilgrim Oasis Cafe. Lovely English speaking ladies who helped me with some issues I had at the time.
Rather stay here than in Granon.

It is not open.

€9.50 for a bed in a room with 6 bunks. Good showers, overlooks the church ruins. Adjacent to a beautiful green area at the top of the old walled city edge. Nice area to wash clothes. Overall a great place to stay!

I paid 9.50 euro (don't accept credit cards). No dinner and breakfast. But there is a kitchen. Next to this albergu are ruins and beautiful viewpoint.

It's a basic dorm style albergue. Right next to the ruins, so easy to get out and see. Nothing fancy, but its cheap and a basic place to stay for pilgrims. I stayed in Sept 2020.

Sept 2020. Mostly, this albergue is great. Fantastic showers, bunks now spaced quite far apart, great view of the church ruins next door. Nice energy. Two big negatives: not enough toilets, and my partner woke up with bed bug bites. No-one else in our group of 7 did however. And she is a magnet for bed bugs.still, it's the first time this camino.

The idea behind this albergue outshines it’s reality. Bunks were tightly packed in the room and way too few restroom facilities for the number of pilgrims. Kitchen seemed nicely stocked however. Boot room was crowded with supplies and hard to maneuver. Not a favorite.

I did not find this place to be anything special, but it was fine. I would recommend a private albergue first, but this one is o.k. I stayed in a room with 6 beds. 3 bunk beds.

The most beautiful municipal I’ve been to yet !!! I recommend !!! Looks over the ruins, has shutters on the windows, art on the walls, bunk beds, lockers, washing room, and kitchen. Very cute town! Stay here. First went to find the Donativo albergue but went to info desk and it is closed till summer

Now €8 per night.