Albergue Victoria

The dorm had eight beds and a sparkling clean bathroom, plus a lovely rooftop terrace to relax on. Drinks and snacks were available from a vending machine, and there was a laundry room in the garage. The kitchen, though, was for private use only. They serve dinner and breakfast, with dinner costing 12-14€ and several choices. The pescado was nice, though a bit salty.

The terrace and dorm room were nice, and the food ended up being the best I've had so far among the dishes I've tried at several albergues. The pasta was really good, and I had chicken breast with a side that seemed to be some kind of pepper and went well with it. The meal was reasonably priced. I'm a pilgrim on the Camino and would recommend this place. I was disappointed that they wouldn't let me use the kitchen, but the meals they offered were very nice.

We were surprised by how spacious the private rooms were, and the bathroom was large too. Everything was extremely clean, and the owner was very sweet. He didn't speak English and we know very little Spanish, so we got by laughing and using hand signals. The pilgrim dinner was wonderful, and he got up early to make us toast and coffee. It's a little off the trail, but the service and meals made it well worth the detour.

Maria and Francisco made my son and me feel at home in their warm, comfortable house. They were very helpful with our travel and gave us good advice about luggage transport. Dinner and breakfast were delicious, and we left well rested and refreshed, ready to continue on the Camino. Albergue Victoria was wonderful. Thank you, Maria and Francisco. Blessings!