Albergue La Yalga - Hostel

The only drawback was how secluded it felt. la Yalga is right on the camino in a tiny village, and everyone was warm and welcoming. It was clean and felt very new. Bags and shoes stayed in a separate locked room, which helped keep the dorm from getting smelly. There was a small locker beside each bed, plus an outlet for everyone. Breakfast was great too.

I did miss having a kitchen where I could make tea or prepare my own food. The albergue was modern and really new, with proper sheets and curtains on every bed for extra privacy. The staff were very accommodating, and breakfast was really nice.

The dorm was the most comfortable one I stayed in on the Camino, and breakfast was delicious. There isn't a kitchen, but you can buy drinks and dinner there, or pick up groceries at the supermarket next door. They'll also heat up food if you ask.

At €26 a night, breakfast was included, though it was just two pieces of toast with jam, orange juice, and tea or coffee. It was decent, but not enough for me. The tea and coffee they sell are good quality and affordable. The place itself is clean and nice, a little luxurious by Albergue standards, and the bunk curtains give you good privacy. It's right on the Camino in a small village. Check-in at 4pm felt late. Dinner cost €16, and from what I saw of a fellow pilgrim's meal, there wasn't much of it. Worse, none of the five dinner choices were vegetarian. Since it was Sunday and the supermarket was closed, we had to pool our leftovers to have something to eat that evening.