Hostel La Plazuela Verde

I hadn't booked in advance but got a bed. It was a bit cramped but I had a good sleep. It did have an individual light over the bed, but no phone charger so a shared extension lead was fought over!

The space for pilgrims is really well designed and even though the showers are a bit cold and cramped, it is a beautiful hostel. The host has a shop at reception and a washing machine that he will run if you pay him

The patio and shady grounds are great for lounging after a long day on the Camino. The only real drawback I perceived was cramped space in the kitchen/dining area and showers that lacked easily accessible hooks and doors. Neither were overly bothersome for me, as I had a great stay and found the manager to be friendly and welcoming. If you have the energy for it I’d encourage inquiring about the tour of the archeological site. Really neat and was arranged by manager who contacted the nearby research center.

A very cute and cosy alburgue with a nice atmosphere but quite dirty in the private room. Hair all over the bathroom floor that floats up onto your feet even in things when you’re showering.

I found this albergue very cute. It is all handmaid. Under that exterior….the bathroom was disgusting and the blanket for my bed (and both of my traveling companions) smelled like urine. This is my 2nd Compton and the first time the facilities were this nasty.

Despite the listing, breakfast is not included

Most beautiful albergue!
Everything is handmade, even the window frames.
Madress good.
Private room an Oasis! Great!

The Little Shop has Basic needs. Perfekt.

This albuerge / hostel is so beautiful! If you like craftsmanship, you have to see this house. Little shop, little common kitchen. Perfect to cook together and enjoy the camino spirit.
A oasis on the way!

I really enjoyed this albergue with an artistic touch, a nice pellet stove to keep you warm, curtains for your bed to add privacy, a nice stocked up kitchen and a small tienda if you need to but some food. Stop there!

so beautifully crafted and well cared for. comfortable beds with individual lights, outlets and privacy curtains. waterfall showers with hot water. well equipped kitchen. we were able to buy basic ingredients from the owner to cook dinner, there were limited restaurant options and no grocery store in this town. i would definitely stop at a store before coming into town if you want to make something nicer for dinner.

would love to stay here again!

I love this hostel, the curtains to provide some privacy on the bunks and the rollout drawers underneath makes such a difference. Throw in some shelves, lights and PowerPoint in each cubicle for charging, and it shows a level of care that they’ve taken to set it up. It is incredibly cute and would highly recommend to anyone looking for somewhere to stay. They have a kitchen upstairs so you can prepare your own food if you need to. 

Host is welcoming and kind. Everything is very clean. The rooms are cozy and charming. The setup is conducive to connecting with other pilgrims. I recommend this great place.

I highly recommend this hostel. We stayed in bunk beds built into the walls. They have USB plugs, individual lights and a curtain that made you feel like you were in a mini private room. The detail in restoration of this place is amazing. So much love and care taken. Nice outdoor space to share a drink with fellow Pilgrams. Large shared kitchen with coffee and tea available. I would return!

The hostel has a communal area (basic kitchen, table with benches and individual wooden seats) and a large, cozy, gas-fired heater. The kitchen has 2 rings to cook, a kettle and a fridge (no microwave) and pots, pans, plates and cutlery.
Also a little shop in reception that sells ingredients to cook with.
In the village there’s another shop (open 11am-3pm) and a café/bar serving a good and tasty range of pinchos, raciones and menú, open ‘til late.

Staying here tonight (they’re open all year) and feeling very happy and grateful to have found this place. It has an atmosphere of peace, tranquility and everything done with such love; really beautiful ❤️.
Alvaro and his mother explained that their wish was to create a hostel on the Camino that would make the people who stay here happy.
“If we do everything from the heart we’ll slowly start to change the world” - Amen

My bed was one of 6 in a second room with it's own toilet and shower. It isn't quite finished, I found the shower has no hot water connected yet.( But there are 2 more showers.) Shower has a decent curtain but nowhere for your clothes or ability to lock in a cubicle. These new bunks don't have the curtains or individual light and socket either. Place is truly beautiful and unique.

A unique Alberque owned by someone who cares for property and pilgrims. Owner is also and artist with wood - quite unique. They also have a small shop with some basic supplies. Their kitchen upstairs is basic and equipped. We would stay here again. Look around at the decorations. The uniqueness extends to key code that is provided on lovingly made circles of wood.

This place is charming with curtained bunks (10 beds total), that have private little lights and outlets. Love it.

This place is charming with curtained bunks (10 beds total), that have private little lights and outlets. Love it.

Only 10 beds, all looks new, peaceful tucket inside the village. Highly recommend this place.
Alexwalker