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Top 10 Hostels hotel in Sarria, Spain
Discover the best Hostels hotel in Sarria, Province of Lugo, Galicia including Albergue O Durminento, Albergue Credencial, Albergue de La Casona de Sarria, Albergue A Pedra, Albergue San Lazaro, Albergue Puente Ribeira, Albergue Casa Peltre, Casa Barbadelo, Albergue Don Alvaro, Albergue Monasterio de La Magdalena.
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1. Albergue O Durminento
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Great place to rest up!
Reviewed By barleydebWe stayed here before starting our Camino de Santiago. We hadn’t booked but the owner was so welcoming and found us a couple of beds. We luckily didn’t have to wait for the showers as we arrived fairly late but I can imagine there would be a wait at common times. A small kitchen area with a coffee machine and vending machine. Comfy beds, nice sized room we were in, overall very happy.
2. Albergue Credencial
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
great apart from showers
Reviewed By Aoibheann COne of the first albergue I encountered walking into sarria which looked decent, modern, clean so grabbed myself a bunk. check in was efficient and no problems. concerned that there was in one male and one female toilet between everyone, but must admit I wasn't stuck. Biggest issue was showers. The few hooks for your things were terribly high and I could barely reach and was worried where I could leave my dry clothes. Worse still, it was one of those showers where you have to keep your hand on the button at all times to maintain water flow. If I removed my hand at all the water would stop. Problematic when trying to lather up!! on a positive note, great, warm blankets and each bed had its own socket for charging phone etc x
3. Albergue de La Casona de Sarria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 195 reviews
Located at the same exit of the Road of Santiago, to 200 mts. From the train station and 10 minutes from the bus station, an old typical Galician house, with stone walls and wooden structure, completely restored in 2015. Spacious common areas, large living room with fireplace and garden with porch . It has all the services for a comfortable stay. Our clients / friends always leave satisfied with their stay and the warmth of our house.
Just perfect…
Reviewed By 614richardaWe started our Camino here. The host is just so lovely and you feel welcome from the first second. If you’re looking for a stay in Sarria, choose this one and you will be happy! Very clean, Drinks in the fridge Perfect homemade breakfast and a lot of recommendations for your Camino!
4. Albergue A Pedra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 100 reviews
Best albergue stay!
Reviewed By KandyK_2I can't say enough about this albergue and the host Jose. Our group enjoyed our stay so much that we extended our camino an extra day so that we could stay another night. Thank you so much. Highly recommended!
5. Albergue San Lazaro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 74 reviews
Albergue San Lazaro has 35 places, divided into shared and private rooms. The facilities are spread over a ground floor, around an outdoor terrace with areas of sun and shade and a rustic room carved into the rock. It is a century-old house, which retains its magic and structure. Wood and stone are the main protagonists in an environment prepared for the rest of the pilgrims.
A really cozy little hostel with great friendly and helpful staff
Reviewed By David SI spent a couple of nights here and opted to have my own room which was was clean, nicely decorated and considering it was a hostel, it felt quite luxurioius and was excellent value for money. Maria was incredibly helpful to me as I wanted to leave my motorcycle there for the week whilst I completed the Camino walk to Santiago. I was allowed to leave it in her garage completely safe and free of charge! Would recommend Aubergue San Lazaro 100%
6. Albergue Puente Ribeira
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 96 reviews
Pilgrims hostel, located in the camino de Santiago (French road) in the town of Sarria beside the river Sarria, health center, Malecon promenade, 50 metres from public swimming pools and 100 metres from the old town
Excellent little hostal at the beginning of the Sarria-Santiago portion of the Camino
Reviewed By cool_jonezWe stayed here for 1 night, to begin our 113kms from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela. Pluses: 1. Literally on the Camino- the entrance path to the hostal is also the Camino! 2. Excellent price point for a private double ensuite 3. Clean, quiet, secure 4. Lots of outlets 5. Fast, free wifi 6. Right on the edge of Old Town, and near the river 7. Very friendly & helpful owner Minuses: None. If you don't want to stay in dorms or albergues, this an excellent option.
7. Albergue Casa Peltre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
The Casa Peltre Hostel is right next to the Camino de Santiago, in the town of Sarria, at the base of the centennial Escalinata Maior or Escalinata da Fonte (Maior, or Da Fonte Stairway) in the town's old quarter, close to the leisure areas and the river beach. With its new facilities, from the year 2010 our Hostel offers all the amenities a pilgrim could need, from a fully equipped kitchen to laundry services, and a comforting garden where you can feel at ease on our cozy deck chairs. All this is available for every one of the 22 guests that our three rooms can accommodate.
MUY AMABLE ALBERGUE!!!!
Reviewed By Destination821840The best albergue i have ever stayed. Beds are clean and comfy, rooms are spacious and warm with fire, very nice environment to socialize upstairs. Also there is a very nice garden with bench. Above all, Manuel is very caring and willing to help every part you need :) thanks a lot! I will definitely come back here for the next camino ???
8. Casa Barbadelo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Acceptable. Lacking a little in service
Reviewed By Christine RFirst of all, this place is in the middle of nowhere. Beautiful rural location in a very tiny village so this is pretty much the only game in town. Caters to pilgrims on the camino. Room was clean, bed was fine. Very basic but adequate. Lovely grounds but pool not open in April. The service was just ok. We had our bags transported and they were in the lobby, but they failed to mention that at check in. We had to go down and ask. Then it was “ oh..here they are.” They did offer to help bring them up to our room. Secondly, they said breakfast was at 7 which we thought was very early for Spain, but we didn’t argue.At 7, there is a lady with loaves of bread standing at the door, calling for someone to open up. No problem for us but we got up earlier than usual to get breakfast. Breakfast was your basic continental but fine for us. All in all, good for us since we didn’t want to walk any further on this stage.
9. Albergue Don Alvaro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Authentic and Atmospheric Albergue
Reviewed By nielschrjArriving in Sarria after having walked from St. Pied is no easy task when facing the crowd after weeks of almost solitude in comparison. Casa Don Albergue is a nice place, whereabouts you still Can feel that magic of pre-sarria Camino feeling. In a beautiful little garden you're able to enjoy the company of co-pilgrims, and the albergue has that size, whereabouts you're still able to feel a part of a family. Apart from that we had a nice room with four beds.
10. Albergue Monasterio de La Magdalena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
The hostel Monastery of La Magdalena is situated a few minutes’ walk from the old town of Sarria. The St. James Way passes just in front of the door of the hostel. The hostel offers accommodation in double bunk beds distributed in 3 rooms. All rooms have shared mixed bath. Guests can prepare meals in one of the common rooms, which has a microwave, and utensils. There are vending machines for drinks and snacks. The hostel has also locker service and self service laundry. The pilgrim’s hostel Monastery of La Magdalena is situated in the Avda. De la Merced, nº 60, 5 minutes walk from the old town of Sarria, 10 minutes walk from the train station and has amazing views of the entire village.
Mixed feelings
Reviewed By Małgorzata RBeautiful building and great service but the other guests were noisy and inconsiderate: smashing the lockers' door and rummaging with the locks until well past 11pm. Hopefully it was not usual, but very negatively impacted the experience.
