Reliegos

Blow thru kinda town

This albergue is great. Debi and his partner are very fun, they have great personalities and lots of humor. Intelligent, efficient and helpful. The albergue is super clean, comfortable and peaceful. Their menu is very complete and the pilgrim dinner is incredible. I'm very happy to be here. The bar and restaurant are open to the whole village and all travelers.

This albergue is awesome. Debi and her partner are so fun, great personalities and humor. Smart, efficient, helpful. The albergue is SUPER clean, comfortable and quiet. Their menu is comprehensive and the pilgrim dinner is amazing. I’m so happy to be here. The bar and restaurant is open to the whole town and all travelers.

Very modern and clean albergue. Both of the hosts have great personalities. I highly recommend this place if you want a nice bed in a quiet place.

I had a small but clean and comfortable room. The meal, though simple, was good. The couple who run the albergue could not have been kinder.

I had a wonderful bowl of bean soup on a rainy and windy day. The place was filled with both pilgrims and locals.

Friendly place. The bar is a gathering place for locals to play cards. My 6-bunk room is had its own small bathroom, the washing drying facilities are right outside along with chairs and tables in a pleasant quiet courtyard area. Home-cooked food with generous portions. An enjoyable stay in the center of the village.

Terrific breakfast. Overheard someone say “best cappuccino on the Camino”.

Clean place, with a lovely back courtyard. I had a nice lunch and sangria here. Cool lady in charge kindly gave me a quiet room. They have a kitchen and dining room for peregrinos who want to make their own food. Plus a laundry room with two washing machines and drying racks.

Closed Sundays though, when we were there.

Nice facilities and courtyard.

NO HEAT and with temps in the 30-40s consistently makes for a very cold night, no paper towels or blower to dry hands in common bathrooms and a mattress that felt like a box spring.

After a long day you can find better!

So it’s freezing a variable collection of Camino party animals and the Rastafarian didn’t turn, pretty lousy

Best night on the Camino so far! Almost the entire Albergue came out for a drink at the wonderful Bar Elvis.

The Gin & Tonic was the best I’ve ever had - & I’ve been studying a lot.

The tunes were super cool rockabilly, you could croon them all.

Gather your Albergue and have some fun!

Sun is an amazing hostess. She brings peace after a long day and the food is amazing and plentiful. Price was a little high compared to what I'm used to paying but it's worth it I think.

Had drinks and so much fun at this bar . Lovely music and best host.He is super duper entertaining and has a drink suggestion at hand when your regular is not available. Worthy stop after a long day

Unfortunately Bar Elvis appears to be closed!!🙁🙁

Sun is amazing. As a hostess, she is tremendous. The food is wonderful. The vegan options are delicious. Lots of food! Lots of fun! So very appreciative. The showers were wonderful - I was so grateful to be able to wash off the road grime. Privacy, hot water, ..... As a pilgrim, who could ask for more?

AlbergueLas Hadas is really cute and the hostess Sun is very nice. They offer vegetarian food. Bodega Gil II bar was great for lunch also has vegetarian options

13:00 on s as Monday on semana Santa and everything was closed

Bar Gill ii was open and served very good food

But the supermarket, other bars and (most tragic of all Bar Elvis) were all firmly closed. .

Passed through at about 1.30pm today and the only thing open was a small shop at the entrance to the town, but with tables and chairs outside and serving coffee and any food you want to buy from the shop. Was grateful for the coffee and the rest, although there are several picnic/rest areas (with benches and tables) between El Burgo Ranero and Reliegos if you feel like a break (no shelter though, if it’s raining).