Albergue de Peregrinos (Virgen Peregrina)

Room was clean, staff was friendly, had no trouble with baggage handling. Thought it was just fine 🌿. (and I’m traveling a little bougie)

Allows numerous nights, an extremely disorganized. Line up of roller backpacks and scouts,school groups, allowing non pilgrims to stay. Waited over an hour without any notice from staff to be turned away in the eend. Arrived at 1pm to see 80 beds fulland staff doing nothing about line cutting or telling us at capacity.

This albergue now has 86 available beds, so don't give up when you see more then 50 people waiting in line

Big room with many people and therefore it was very noisy. No sockets at the bed and the bed light was not working. Otherwise it was fine. You can find a supermarket nearby.

Unfortunately, this was the worst stay on the Camino so far - huge room with around 30 people, very warm and stuffy in the night with absolutely no ventilation, light went on with the timer so that when people were turning it on in the evening and waking up those who already slept, you needed to wait couple of minutes before it automatically turned off. Warm fridge and small trash bins were not emptied in the evening and overflowing in the morning (literally mountains of trash in bathroom stalls and kitchen). The staff were very nice but the albergue itself absolutely uncomfortable

Nice staff, disposable sheets and good kitchen. However, I was sleeping in the big room with around 30 beds and it was very dark and didn't smell nice or look clean (compared to other municipal albergues). 10 euro per might

Stayed 2 nights, really clean and comfortable.

Spacious, clean room with a balcony. Laundry & dryer each for €5.

I think they are still struggling with bedbugs

Slept there yesterday and there where no bedbugs anymore! So nice athmosphere! I got the best massage!

Do this place still have bedbugs?

The place is badly infested with bed bugs.

Clean , new and comfortable. Good kitchen and large dining room to join Pilgrims at dinner together. Best though was the excellent Massage Therapist that is on site , for a Donation. He really relieved my knee and hips , and was obviously very experienced.

The albergue has everything you need for a night stay. Each bed has a light and at the bottom of its case, there’s a USB plug that you can use to charge your devices. It’s the first albergue I’ve seen with an individual plug on each bed, pretty nice.

It's a basic, but clean and nice albergue. The place was completely full around 2 o'clock. There are not enough toilets and power socket, but all is manageable.

Great albergue, very clean, nice staff. The only minus: the weird things that they wanted us to do (due to covid-related paranoia) like putting the backpacks on a huge plastic bag just to enter the albergue.

A little confusing as across the street is a nice hotel with a similar name. Very nice rooms and a treat as I was sick. However the highlight was the restaurant below. Very nice staff, good food. A real moral booster for this weary pilgrim.

We stopped here on our way into town and they were full. We asked if the hospitalera knew of another place to stay nearby. She told us someone would come pick us up and take us to a nearby albergue. A woman showed up and took us to what appeared to be an apartment converted into a few guest rooms. It wasn’t a legitimate hotel/albergue/pension. We felt like the hospitalera had called her friend and sent us to her place. It didn’t seem in the spirit of the Camino. We were weirded out by the interaction and found a different hotel on our own.

Weak WIFI, but great showers and infloor heating. Right beside the rail way but quiet.