Albergue de peregrinos de Vilalba

It’s the only place to stay if you’re doing the Camino at this time of year so it’s alright but the showers kinda suck and the light in the dorm turns on automatically at 6am, which is a pretty m ridiculous since the sun rises at 8am and the stores in town open at 9am. Employee is kinda socially awkward as well

A music festival filled every bed in town except the public albergue. It was clean and spacious. The restaurant just up the road has a good menu of the day option at lunch and at dinner. No stores close by. 4 km return walk to grocery store in town.

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Very modern design, clean, good beds and showers, large common area. But no utensils in the kitchen (no plates, no cups), there is a stove, microwave and the only pot you can cook in))
Supermarket Gadis in 1km, Mercadona in 1.5km

So when I left this morning, there was a large pot on the drying rack. I have know idea where it was stored beforehand.

Clean and modern. Covered/outdoor clothes line. Washer 3 euros, dryer 1.5 euros. Kitchen has microwave and cooktop. Some plates, cups silverware, but no pots/pans.
Restaurant a couple doors down is closed on Sundays. We stopped at restaurante Montero about 1 km back on N634. We stayed on the road (wide shoulder) when we left Goiriz, to walk directly to the restaurant. Menu del dia 13 euros and was great.

Basic Albergue run by a government. Quite clean and lots of showers. Just before you hit vilalba. Not much to do around there. There is a restaurant and a bar nearby.