I got a low bed

A mattress on the floor. Only one toilet/shower to share for 2nd level. Very small kitchen

Very clean and well looked after. Lovely sun terrace.

Curfew was at 10pm which meant we were in bed before the sun went down. Mixes dormitory meant that we were kept awake ALL night by a man snoring extremely loudly. Dorms slept 16 people each meaning more chance of being kept awake by snorers.

Free laundry facilities and fresh fruit

great location and excellent facilities

downstairs to showers

The staff was super nice. We could wash our clothes in the washing machine for free.

Although the dorm was mixed-gender, there was a set of toilet-bathroom that were separate-gender. Overall: very clean. The hostel was designed for pilgrims with a laundry area and a large courtyard to hang clothes to dry or to just rest and relax. There were also a couple of large sitting rooms with dining tables.

The beds were a little cramped together without privacy curtains and few sockets to charge devices. Tip: Bring a light large sheet and sturdy string to drape around your bed if you want some privacy from the nearby bed.

Nice location and near center. Very popular due to price and location. Many bunkbeds!

Had a large student group staying and overbooked. Some Pilgrims were turned away as no more availability. I booked ahead online but had arrived late afternoon and had a bed...but it was just a mattress on floor in very busy crowded dorm sharing one bathroom.

Lovely Central hostel with free washing machine and comfy beds. Big back garden to dry your clothes. The nuns that run the hostel are very friendly. This hostel is a must if you are doing the camino.