Albergue Vive tu Camino

The place is clean, tidy and very comfortable. It is linked to two nearby Aubergue with Catering. One shuts at 2pm, neither open in the morning. I found the hosts to be pleasant but, direct. I unfortunately witnessed the Lady being extremely rude and disrespectful towards some other pilgrims from Korea. It wasn’t pleasant to see.

.8 off the Camino. Built in 2018. Looked like a nice size city and another stopping point of you don’t want to do the 12.7k from El Burgos Ranera

Carmen and her husband are wonderful. The dinner was excellent. Chicken soup or salad, roast chicken or spaghetti with Bonaire. Hearty portions. Danielle even did my laundry. All of these things were paid for and well worth it!

This is a traditional family run Albergue, the husband and wife team are kind and warm hosts. It’s a shame that people only make negative comments. The rooms are exquisitely clean, as are the bathrooms. There is a peaceful garden to chill out and a good value pilgrim’s meal.

I got excited when I saw "vegetarian dinner" and booked without looking at reviews. As others have said, the proprietor is unfriendly and said nothing about the laundry costing money, nor was there any signage that indicated as such. I put my clothes in to wash and when I came back to get them a handwritten note had been stuck to the door of the machine reading "5 euro." It was intentionally deceitful. Unfriendly atmosphere from the host in general. I'm not sure if I'm even going to attend the vegetarian dinner because I only speak a little Spanish and need to ask what contains dairy but based on the way the host yelled at a poor Danish woman who arrived after me when she was trying to communicate, I don't feel comfortable with it. Very disappointed. July 10 2023

Stayed 11 May 2023. Small and clean. You are supposed to close the door when you go out, but this means you have to knock or ring the bell every time to be let in, even if during the day or to just pop to the corner store. This + attitude makes it feel a bit like you're an unwelcome guest in their house.

Nice and small. Clean rooms and ok dinner. Owner doesn’t speak any English and talks very angrily and loud in Spanish if you don’t speak Spanish. Be aware that washing costs €5 and it comes across as it was free. Don’t go if you want a kind owner but go if you want a quiet room.

The couple tjat has it are very nice. Dont speak english but we worked it out. Small rooms with 3 bunks in each. Had a room with 3 other ladies - so no snorring for once;-) nice pilgrim menu with home made food.
April 22 - JK