Albergue A Casa da Fonte

After a very windy walk from Hospital, this albergue was a welcoming, friendly, very well appointed refuge.
The bunk room is very comfortable, the separate men's bathroom has 3 showers, toilets and washbasins, and the kitchen has everything you would need to prepare a meal.
A standout hostel amongst all that I've stayed in over the last 38 days.

This is a great hostel with a nice, relaxed vibe and very nice host family. Easy reservation via WhatsApp.

I arrived late at 8pm after a 50km walk and I was surprised they were still open! Other albergues were closed for new pilgrims. Having a bed at the end of the day was a small relief. Note that they only take cash! (I had just enough) And beds are now €16. The dorm room is large but was half empty. Bathrooms are big and clean with good water pressure. The kitchen is very well stocked and has a great dining table for everyone to sit at. The dogs onsite are hilariously old but love scratches. It feels like you’re staying at a family home. Breakfast is €4 and checkout is before 0830. A good stay!

It was so lovely to stay here. Guzman and his lovely family are welcoming and kind. The couches and living areas are such a nice thing to have when many albergues do not. There was the option of a pilgrims meal (I didn’t join) and the beds were comfortable - best sleep I’ve had the entire camino. The women’s bathrooms are clean and modern. Would definitely recommend!

Such a nice albergue with clean, cozy and modern facilities. Guzman is heartwarming and helpfull. Definitely worth a visit.

6.06.2025
One of our favourite albergues on the Camino. The facilities are clean and homely, and the host is incredibly kind—he even learns everyone’s names. Highly recommend!

Lee and Sammie - Australia

We are so glad we came to this albergue. Guzman is such a great host, so thoughtful. The place is spotlessly clean and the atmosphere is really nice. Don’t miss this place

The owner makes you feel very at home and they are very attentive to your needs. Very clean and spacious, not like any other albergues I had in this caminho, Primitivo and Finisterra. Kitchen equipped.

Guzman is a good man. Arrived after 40k in heavy storm and rain. What a relief to arrive to a reel albergue and hosted by a reel pilgrim. The shower is warm a nice and had breakfast for 4 euro. I come again. Buen camino

Guzman, the owner, is a pilgrim himself and a very welcoming and considerate host. I really like the vibe he creates here.
The dormitory bunk beds are cloth covered, not the blue plastic provided by other albergues. The 15 Euro fee includes paper sheets and pillow covers. There are outlets by each bed, but no shelf or light. The bunk beds are not cramped together but spaced well.
There are washers and dryers and drying racks inside, not outside (no sun). The kitchen is well equipped. The spacious common area has comfortable couches and chairs. Breakfast is available for 4 Euro from 7:00-8:00. I liked it here and would stay again.

This is a great albergue! Super sweet family. Sofa area, stove for cooking, and wheelchair accessible showers! Clean and peaceful. Plenty of toilet paper/hand towels. Real sheets for beds. They also have an optional breakfast for 4 euros.

Such a warm welcome and Gunther helped me with a travel issue. The Albergue feels like a home , lovely comfortable sofas in the dorm and the lounge area . Very clean , comfortable mattress, hot water that stays on , big showers . Hand was and paper towels, so many Albergues don’t have these . Definitely recommend here at the end of our 1,000 km Camino , so stayed in a few now .

In Cee there is plenty of albergue to choose.
I am really glad i made choice to stay in a Casa de Fonte. Home warm albergue with 2 cute dogs, super fast wifi, helpful and friendly host.

Le propriétaire est aux petits soins pour les pèlerins. Un grand salon avec canapés et fauteuils, comme à la maison !
Cuisine Très bien équipée.
Ambiance chaleureuse.
Je recommande.