Fene

I stayed here my first night on the Ingles. It’s just off the trail — easy to find and a clean and comfortable and modern space. Bunk beds (one per compartment) with disposable sheets and pillowcases, plus a disposable towel provided. I recommend!

Hello, why are all the comments written in English? Are there no pilgrims who speak Spanish? Greetings to everyone and good camino.

There is an Albergue in the town centre. It is very new, hot showers and washing machines. It has a small fridge and microwave. It cost us €15 each. Not sure why it’s not listed but it may have only recently opened.

You need to email or call them to reserve but they’re open. It cost me 30 euros for a single room. The owners are very kind people. Please make sure to tell them your approximate time of arrival since they need to meet you there to give you the keys.

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Very decent hotel. Even had a bath tub. You have to call in advance and they come and provide keys then. For a single person I paid 20 euro. Bars, restaurants, supermarkets are all in Fene and a couple of hundred meters or a kilometer away. Still quite a city - if possible would skip and go to next smaller village.

Neda Albergue closed temporarily for refurbishment today leaving everyone scrambling for a bed. I decided to walk on another 6 or so Km to Pensión a Cepa and called last night after reading of the closure on the Casa Ivar forum. Knowing I had a bed waiting made up for the unexpected extra km. Comfortable, clean and excellent bathroom en-suite with super towels! A short walk over the train lines to the main street with restaurants, supermarkets and banks. Needed as cash only for the room. €25 but no breakfast or dinner as the restaurant, also called a Cepa is closed.

Private room with bathroom for €25 for one and for €40 for 2 people. WiFi is good; clean and cheap. Call ahead as the owners need some time to get there.