Exit by 8am

Clean! Good staff! Good value!

Stayed in September 2025

It was budget, but fine - you get what you pay for.

The location was excellent for the trail

Stayed in July 2025

Bathroom locks on some doors were broken

Very friendly staff and peaceful location

Stayed in June 2025

Shower rooms were smelly, but serviceable. The original monastery was unfortunately closed for renovations, but the albergue was open.

The actual dorm was cool from the window breeze which was nice. They have a great kitchen! The Italian place down the street is awesome!

Stayed in June 2025

Beautiful with dormitory style rooms and lockers for your stuff.

Stayed in June 2025

The wifi was non-existent.

Awesome kitchen! Very close by was the Best grocery store I have found on the camino. Very very clean. The lockers.

Stayed in June 2025

Nicer common room. More plugs

Staff were very friendly. I loved being at the start of the Camino next Day

Stayed in June 2025

2nd floor stairs only Not many powerpoints

Friendly staff

Stayed in June 2025

The walk up the hill was a bit of a hassle, rendering trips down to non touristy bars and shops in Sarria a bit strenuous. However, on the other hand, the touristy hill is probably the best part of Sarria. The food on the touristy hill might not be as good and cheap as in Sarria itself, but it's the most attractive and social part of Sarria. Sarria itself, isn't a very attractive town. Better to just stay on the hill, if you can.

Fascinating building. Historic and atmospheric.

Stayed in May 2025

Staff was friendly and helpful and spoke some English. The bathrooms were great because there were 6 showers with doors. Bunk beds were standard

Stayed in May 2025

Met my expectations in every sense.

Very new and clean.

Stayed in May 2025

The space heater in the bedroom was noisy.

Kitchen with full set of utensils

Stayed in March 2025

The other guest did not shower and the smell in the dorm was terrible

Ernesto was very kind and extremely helpful

Stayed in October 2024

Very big dorms, but it's a personal thing.

There was a foot massage machine!

Stayed in September 2024

The church

Location to Camino

Stayed in September 2024

Was noisy before 7am with people leaving. Doesn't feel like a monastery.

It's virtually on the Camino path, 1 minute walk and you are heading down the hill to start walking from Sarria. Room was adequate, in no way luxury. Lots of toilets and showers

Stayed in September 2024

Check in took an hour because the one and only person working had to check us in in addition to selling pilgrim passports to first time pilgrims. There were only three couples in line in front of me. It was not the fault of the employee but was a result of an inefficient process. Also the property was a 10 minute walk up a desolate road from the town’s restaurants.

Great water pressure and temperature in the shower. There was a coffee machine in the kitchen that saved time in the morning. Pretty standard albergue.

Stayed in September 2024

Perfect to stay while doing Camino!

Stayed in September 2024

Hot showers. Large bathrooms with Lots of bathroom sinks/showers/etc. At the end of Sarria's trail, so easy out onto the trail in the morning.

Stayed in September 2024

Very large room with many bank beds lined up together. It was difficult not to avoid hearing noises late and/or very early in the morning.

Ample room with well organized bunk beds. Good location. Clean place.

Stayed in September 2024

The rooms had about 100 beds, so it was difficult to sleep comfortably

The accommodation was affordable and nice

Stayed in August 2024

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Laundry facilities could have been better maintained and available.

The location on the top of the hill gave plenty of opportunity to walk down into town go to the local farmers market, visit the local art center and many cafes. # nights well spent before continuing my walk. Whilst in a dorm, the bed was located in a quiet area.

Stayed in June 2024

I found it disappointing that in the middle of the night we had an influx of about 40 people arrive, I had been given a bed right at the door and each time someone went in or out of the door I had this bright light shinning in my face. It was most disruptive. In the morning when i wend downstairs someone had borrowed by walking sticks, which meant I had to walk to Hilmorton without the aid of my sticks. regrettably i twisted an ankle, which plagued me for the rest of my Camino. My suggestion for the future is to tell Pilgrims to place their sticks under their bed for safekeeping. I was not the only pilgrim who lost their sticks, there was an elderly gentleman also looking for his sticks. PS I too am elderly as I am 74 years old. The beds creaked and groaned everytime the person above me rolled over, he too was awake most of the night with people coming and going out of the door so we all left fairly early as we were awake anyway.

I loved the big kitchen it had everything you needed to prepare a meal for a lot of people. The staff were good and the fact that the monastory was near the end of town was great as we just walked out on got on to the track failrly easily.

Stayed in June 2024