Albergue La Quintana

Great Albergue, we had it pre-booked but host was taking walk-in as well. Nice breakfast (simple) for €6. Rooms were quite but warm, so if you like fresh air ..., traffic from the road can be heard all night long.

I really loved this place!
The private room was so comfortable and spacious. They had loads of outdoor seating areas which made it great to chat with others!

16 euro for shared room
Nice big shower, comfy bed, room has a weird smell though

It was a full house the night we stayed, but the showers were great, the rooms and beds clean. Skip the breakfast, it’s overpriced for what you get. Overall, it was a good place yo stay.

Overall, I had an okay stay. Unfortunately, I think we received an overflow bunk in a small building in the back. 9 beds total sharing one bathroom and shower. There were more in the main house, but it was a bit inconvenient. The room was also not well insulated, so you could hear every small noise throughout the night. Dinner and breakfast were decent, but I would recommend looking elsewhere if you come on a day that isn’t a holiday. No washing machine, just hand washing. The staff was great and booking was easy which is always a plus!

The booking was easy and the private room we had was very nice and clean. Good breakfast in the morning.

Nice and clean, great host!

This albergue was lovely. In an old building. I stayed in the 6 bed bunk room. They offer breakfast €6 dinner plate €14. The albergue is very very loud. People's voices echo throughout, from the kitchen and patio area. They have a shower for men and women, it was a little shocking because there were 3 showerheads all next to each other with no privacy, basically you shower with 2 other people at the same time. So keep that in mind if you are shy.

The albergue was clean and quiet. A grocery store is just 400m away. Annie was delightful at the front desk. The eating area was great and the front garden was a lovely place to relax and visit.

Beautiful Albergue. Really nice people who run it. Food was simple but good after a day’s walk. Rooms clean and comfortable.

Impressive building from the outside, and the welcome at 1230 was very friendly. The beds are very comfortable and in our room there were eight bunks. There was a lack of ventilation in the room, except for opening large doors onto the main road. The kitchen is extremely minimal, basically a microwave, sink, tiny bench, and a few utensils. Nice seating area near the bar. Showers are clean and "communal". It provided a good overnight stay.

They give breakfast for 5 euros

A lovely spot to spend the night. Spacious and quiet private room, with clean own bathroom.
Excellent English spoken by reception.
Breakfast was not great value, nor was dinner, so stock up with extra food en route

Nice garden out front, lots of washing and drying facilities. We ate our evening meal in the hostel, a plato combinado which was ok, nothing amazing. Breakfast the following morning was varied and generous. We stayed in a twin room and it was comfortable and clean. Would definitely recommend.

We stayed in a double room and enjoyed the helpful staff, clean room, warm shower, and great breakfast with coffee made to order. It’s great to enjoy a beer in the garden. There is some noise from the busy street, but closing the windows seems to help.

The albergue was alright. No washing machine, only hand washing possible. Showers and bathrooms seemed to be clean. There’s a bar where you can get drinks, breakfast for 5€ at 7 am which will be toast, cheese, ham, marmelade and muffins. Coffee or tea as well.

I was rather early. 12:20 as I had done a short stage. I was asked to wait 20 minutes. The auburgues website and info here says they are open at noon. The wait wasn't 20 minutes it was 40.
Also when I asked about a washing machine I was directed to the hand wash area.
There is a microwave and dishes available.
I found Grado as a whole unfriendly towards pilgrims and would skip it.

Friendly staff. Very clean. Comfortable bed. Good showers. For 5€ you get a very good breakfast.

The albergue was clean with large a outdoor area for beers. Dinner was simple, flavourful and filling. It does have a communal shower, so keep this in mind if you’re not comfortable with that.

There is a great laundry area and the rooms/beds are very clean. There are only community showers, no private ones. Due to the heat, we have been waking up early to hike before it's too hot. At 10pm, it was very noisy with people sitting right outside our window chatting and the reception area was full of people laughing and talking loudly. At 10:30, we asked if people could keep it down. Pilgrims were respectful, but the host said they couldn't keep the volume down because people were still checking in. Then made a sarcastic comment later. The place looked really great, but we didn't get a great night's sleep. I wouldn't want to stay again.