Albergue Villalcázar de Sirga

An enthusiast welcome with cramped squeaky beds. It costs 10€ “donation” and another 1€ for 10 mins of hot shower. After a long stretch it was better than nothing but wouldn’t recommend

I would like to thank the person present this Monday, August 11 at the reception for their help, a real pilgrim in the long experience that is really devoted for the path.

Nice clean albergue. Sonia made us feel so welcomed.
Kitchen facilities and a bar serving food 1 min walk.
Laundry facilities with Clothesline in school yard.
We were informed the municipal albergue in Calzadilla de la Cuez was closed the following night, which limited availability for a bed, Sonia was so kind she rang an Albergue and reserved 6 beds for myself and 5 other pilgrims. We were grateful.

This albergue is on a very big impressive town square. Good views and good bar next to it (try their smoothies;-)).
Hostel is just the beds, but quiet even though the Camino was busy. It’s €10 as mentioned now.

Albergue isn’t donativo, it costs 10€. And hot water costs 1€ for 10minutes.
It has a big kitchen which is nice. The voluntario/host scared me a little with his loud voice but he seems nice.

Came there today but it was closed,so disapointed.

For 10€ it is very simple and you are Not allowed to Open the big window in the night even if it is very hot in the night.

It was quite quiet (only 4 pilgrims total) but ok. Was only place open in the village yesterday. Good stop,

A simple place to stay. No WiFi, no dinner. I didn't like the fact that around 7:20 the host came to wake everyone up and open the windows.

This is my first review but I really felt that the kindness and generosity Miguel, the hospitalero, showed deserved a review. Funny and kind, he goes out of his way to help you. Comfortable dorm beds. Loved our stay.

Loved the welcome. Breakfast provided. Beds comfortable. 2 showers in our room. Two toilets plus basin. Kitchen with good facilities.
Village has shop another Albergue/bar with pilgrim menu. 2 other bars. If you get on with Albergues it is simple, clean and very welcoming.

One room with 6 bunks. Can sit on bottom bunk without hitting your head. Nice garden area with tables and chairs. Toilets dont have seats. Clothes washing done in bathroom sinks. At one time had a bar but no food available. Have to Walk around and enter from side street. Has a phone to call if door is not open. Small mercado a couple of blocks away. We convinced the. To open for breakfast with 10 pilgrims