Refurbished to an exceptionally high standard. We stayed for 6 nights in a private room which was better than many hotels we have stayed in. It was immaculate, sheets and towels were replaced every day, and the room and en suite bathroom cleaned. We cooked and ate in the communal kitchen, which was great as we were able to chat with other guests. The kitchen was clean, there was plenty of space to cook and eat. The staff were really friendly, nothing was too much trouble. Highly recommended.

There was only one washing machine which was in high demand.

I didn't expect it to be on a renewed military barrack from the 19th century. The renovation was very successful and I was pleasantly surprised in every aspect. The hostel primarily caters to peregrino hikers but I would recommend it also to people that don't need elevator or hotel service. There are plenty of breakfast options and grocery stores around, and a well equipped kitchen if you want to buy the products and prepare your own meals.

Real sheets and a towel.The hospitalero was very accommodating and friendly. There was a kitchen where you could prepare food and a table to sit down at. The building from the outside is very interesting. Lockers for your backpack. Good location. Very clean.

The dorm with 4 bunk beds is very crammed for 8 people. The upper bed is really low, so you cannot sit on the lower one without constantly hitting your head (even if you aren't a tall person) and there is nowhere to put your stuff but on the floor. The ladies' bathroom is also very crammed/too small. Nowhere to put your stuff when you are in the shower.

Where to start - we really liked this place! The team working here, were so nice ,friendly and helpful. Beautiful kitchen , spotlessly clean building. Beautifully decorated stairs and landing. We had a lovely twin room with en-suite. So comfortable and well laid out. Overall a really great place to stay overnight while walking the Camino.

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The private room had a beautiful balcony, and a clean, modern bathroom (which came stocked with provisions). The kitchen was unusually well-stocked with basic utensils. The albergue also had on-site coin-operated laundry services.

A refrigerator with bottles of water would be nice. A coffee maker in the kitchen would have been preferable too.

Very good, clean, had a nice kitchen. The staff was friendly. I got sick in Fonsagrada, and we decided to stay one more day in the private room. They let us check in very early in the morning. They have a good kitchen, with a stove, so having some chicken soup was nice

The property is nice. The town Fonsagrada I did not like to much

The bunk room was extremely cramped and the showers tiny. Almost no space to stand up and move around. We were 3 people so we paid a little more for a separate room and it was fantastic. Shared kitchen was excellent and laundry facilities great. Right across the street from supermarket

Bunk room was cramped. Common showers really small.

A lovely small pension right in the heart of the town with a good little wine bar / restaurant just around the corner that seemed to be run by the same people (check-in was done there). Breakfast was excellent and the lady serving was very helpful with local information & advice, plus the food was delicious!

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Tastefully renovated building with beautiful, spacious and clean rooms and awesome bathroom and shower. The staff was lovely and smiley and there is a fully equipped kitchen to use too. Really super nice! International quality accommodation and service, which unfortunately, is unusual for Spain. Totally recommend!

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The kitchen was very large and well equipped. I needed to stay a second night and it was no problem to book a longer stay at the same day.

During the day after more and more people used the showers, the whole bathroom including the floor under the toilets was wet.