Itero de la Vega

A good place for rest end restocking. Rock Musik is King Here. Also this Bar organises a Festival Always end of August.

On your approach to Itero de la Vega look out for Jan from Belgium who gives excellent foot massages for a donation.

Perfectly lovely stay, very empty. €20 includes bed and dinner.

This seems like a poor agricultural village, and there are few facilities for the pilgrim. Your best bet for food and coffee is probably the Albergue Puente Fitero as you come into the village. I ended up not getting anything at all. But felt like a long walk to Boadilla del Camino.

Is now open and unlike prior reviews, is quite clean and pleasant. Not fancy, the evening meal was a soup and a hearty stew, but both delicious and plenty of wine. Dinner and bunk €20

The young staff are nice. But the old man in the bar is impatient and mean.

If you arrive before noon or after (perhaps) 2, go to the store.

Let the lovely smiley couple know that you would like a tea (or coffee if you must). They will help you buy some cheese or meat or provide you with an award winning Tortilla.

They let us sit in their Albergue while we ate everything we could find. There was even a bathroom!

Beware March travellers - this was the only food option in town during the day!

Do not eat lunch here! It took 2 hours for a very small amount of food and we were wildly overcharged. In our 6 Caminos, this was one of the biggest rip offs.

Bad water from the same town. Caused multiple individuals to get sick. A couple of folks where out for a day or two. Just a word of caution. Take it or leave it.

There is a small shop next to Albergue Hogar that has all the basics and sells sandwiches and coffee. Unfortunately the water in the city is yellow and non-drinkable so you'll need to either buy it or get it from the little water pit stop before the town.

No signs of life on June 15th. Stayed at Hogar - fine in a pinch.

Stopped for a morning coffee 1.5 euros. Coffee has definitely been better in other places on the Camino! The food didn't look great either.

I stayed in Itero De la Vega 22 March 2023. The only albergue open was Hogar del Perigrino. In spite of being listed as open, “La Mochilla” was closed, and Albergue Puente Fitero was also closed (apparently the owner died and it’s for sale, so unlikely to open until that happens). Maybe consider calling ahead and reserving a place if you’re planning on stopping in this town!

is closed … phone rings, no answer, Jacotrans says they are closed

Hogar del Peregrino -- great hospitaleros, very helpful, and a lovely convenience store next door. A lovely break from the crowds of the Camino.

Hang out for locals. Food was below average and pilgrims being there almost seemed like an afterthought. Standard metal bunks w. lockers. Bathroom wasn’t clean and had mold, the rooms dingy, and walls thin. Found a bedbug but may not have originated there.