Albergue de los Padres Reparadores

Very basic accommodations with creaky bunks, but I was grateful they open in Winter!

It was a basic albergue with a nice yard to hang out in. Different bathroom options and a kitchen to cook in.

Just found out that the winter opening times are from 1400hrs - 1800. Always check to avoid early starts!.

There are several small rooms. But in December they packed 20 of us in just 2 of them, leaving the others empty. And the beds creaked. So it felt pretty crowded. But the host was super nice, accommodating us even though we arrived after closing time.

Nice garden and big windows in my dorm. Lots of places to sit. It is a minute or two out of the town but that’s not a big deal. My only problem was that the bed makes a lot of noise when moving around!

No meal but nice kitchen for cooking, beautiful backyard area and the pilgrims mass down town was nice. Beds were comfy enough!

They have showers with good hot water. A washer and dryer. A place to lay your head and get some sleep. That’s what a pilgrimage is about. I would stay here again.

Just being honest. None of my Camino family was either. Is it fair for the price? Yes!
Just keep that in mind. There are no lockers and each small room has 8-12 bunks in them positioned so close that only one person at a time can walk to their bed. And the mattresses are horribly uncomfortable.
None of us had a good nights sleep here. We had to open a window even though it was 40°F outside because of the body odor and body heat on the room.
But, again the price reflects this.

It’s a grotty Albergue, kitchen borderline works and bathrooms are dirty, beds are very noisy when anyone turn on them and pilgrims are packed like sardines. There is one good side, which is their big and airy garden. Can do in a pinch but I won’t recommend it.

The rooms are very crowded. The showers looks like they haven’t been cleaned properly in forever. And the overall vibe was just off.
Did not stay the night. After a shower I packed up and found a great place further into the city.

Loved the spacious back yard area with tables for chatting with new friends. Large clothes drying area and washing machine. Clean and comfy. Can’t beat E7 a night!

This is one of my favorites on the trail so far, clean rooms, hot showers, enough bathrooms, power plugs, laundry bins and kitchen plus coffee for .80 euros. A great stay in Puente La Reina and only 7 euros

For payment. 7 euro to enter

Sept 2020. They're open, and a good cheap place to stay. Lovely big garden to relax in. Like all albergues now, the kitchen is sadly closed. All prices are now higher than the guide says, but we are so grateful they are open in these difficult times.

Cheap price but very clean cool showers ok. Nice restaurant in alleyway down from albergue Vjno Vicente I think. Excellent value for top notch meal.