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Wise Pilgrim appAccommodation type : Private
New albergue in a charming old building well restored. A welcome addition to Ledigos!
Hospitalero : Alba
Reservations accepted
Total bunks : 18
Bunk price : 23€
Opens at : 13:00
Closes at : 23:00
Founded : 2015
Dining room
Terrace
Dryer
Wash basin
Clothesline
Washer
WiFi
Bike storage
Breakfast
Dinner
Group dinner
Vegetarian options
Bar / Restaurant









5. August 2026 - 1:38
Very modern. More like a small hotel, except for the bunks. Stayed in the bunk room. Towels, pillow cases, sheets, hand and body soap. Bunk privacy curtains. Air conditioning! Yay! 25 euro. You are paying for the air conditioning. Has a nice bar for drinks and a few tapas to hold you over to dinner. Also had fruit smoothies that were popular. Pilgrim dinner of starter, chicken and ice cream was $17.50. It was fine. No other options in town. I echo that WiFi in the bunk area is not great.
14. July 2026 - 17:06
Yes, it's a little more expensive than the typical albergue, but everything is top notch. Great service, bunks with sheets, towels, and a privacy curtain, and A/C!
4. July 2026 - 15:18
The single rooms are the best I've seen on the Camino, not very large but at the level of a hotel. Excellent value for money compared to other places.
1. June 2026 - 14:07
Pilgrim meal is not worth the 17.50€. No wine is included, only water. Dessert is a banana, yogurt, or ice cream bar.
Internet would not work anywhere but the bar. The drying rack didn't have any clothes pins, so stuff just blew off. Even the key to the room was ridiculous because they attach a cup to the key chain making it impossible to put in your pocket.
14. May 2026 - 18:24
Very clean. Wonderful showers. Very helpful service. Sheets and blankets provided.
10. May 2026 - 20:53
Pretty expensive for what you get, but it was fine. Capsule beds were ok but a bit claustrophobic as you enter from the foot of the bed. Bathroom had zero soundproofing so you could hear every noise from the beds. Wifi was fine but very slow, reached the dorm beds. One washer and dryer, quite expensive. Breakfast is a buffet, 12€!!
3. April 2026 - 7:46
Nice garden to sit in the sun, only 1 washer and dryer for all people, which meant it was running all afternoon.
Dinner was good, if not a bit expensive (€17,5 for a menu, only water included)
I booked breakfast with my reservation, €6 euro for a coffee and a pain au chocolat. Not worth it.
Shared dorm has “capsules” which are just bunk beds that are enclosed on 3 sides with a pull down cover on the 4th, this made a lot of noise in the night when people open it to use the toilet. Pillows are thick and hard, not very comfortable.
Not my best stay, but facilities were modern and clean enough
16. September 2025 - 10:55
The WiFi did not reach our room. When we asked about it, we were told WiFi does not work in rooms. It only works in bar.
3. August 2025 - 14:55
Very clean, nicely decorated, comfortable hostel. One of the best on the Camino. It's true that vegetarians have a hard time with food there.
1. August 2025 - 17:11
We stayed in the private rooms. Very clean and bright. A nice bowl of fruit was in our room when we arrived. The lady that checked us in was very friendly and helpful. On-site laundry was great!
8. July 2025 - 19:05
La morena is spotless and very nice. Great food!
19. June 2025 - 20:48
This is such a nice albergue! Very clean and modern, with sweet touches like a hotel (bottle of water and chocolate left on every bunk bed). Lots of hot water, a relaxing garden, and super friendly staff! (Daniela is great!) it is on the expensive side with a bunk bed currently €21 and dinner is €15.90 but it was still worth it for the calm and peaceful stay. Laundry is €4. there is no kitchen, just the bar and restaurant. Best albergue yet!
28. May 2025 - 6:48
Absolutely amazing albergue, new, comfortable, full of care and comfort. Don't miss it on your camino!
Daniela, the girl at reception, was so welcoming!
23. May 2025 - 21:19
Daniella checked us in -friendly and efficient. The shared room area was lovely. In pod style format, they had PowerPoints, and blinds for privacy. Cupboards underneath the bed for pack storage. New bathrooms- men’s and ladies seperate.. A grassy courtyard with lounges. Washing facilities, great pilgrims meal. Breakfast offered for 6 euros of tortilla or croissant, juice and tea or coffee.
-Mandi, Australia
16. May 2025 - 18:51
All the staff were lovely. I was in a private room, which was really comfy (chocolates on the pillow) and felt like a good value at 45eur but my friends in the dorm said it was really nice as well. Dinner was great, and onsite bar & breakfast.
10. October 2024 - 15:48
2nd time here. Fast and friendly check in. Bunks are private pods. Great privacy with light and outlet in each space.
Meal was very good, but only 1 glass of wine with Pilgrim meal. More is extra €.
Recommend.
3. October 2024 - 10:09
I wish I had stayed here but just stopped for coffee. It’s a beautiful place and the staff is so friendly!
24. August 2024 - 21:29
Such a delight! Great hostel, food, atmosphere. The bunks are private, bathroom is so clean, great facilities, lovely bar and restaurant that the locals hang at. The staff are super friendly and helpful. Highly recommend it.
23. June 2024 - 7:18
The bunk beds have enough privacy and each personal charger. I love the food here , it’s pretty amazingz 10/10!
21. June 2024 - 22:09
This was one of my best experiences so far!
I had to stop with a shin splint injury and this hotel/Alburgue and staff went absolutely beyond the expected! They were just awesome helping me locate my bag and a mysterious package sent from Burgos.
Their food and dinner was amazing.
I did take a private room but everything have been A+++!
A favorite spot.

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.