Outeiro Albergue

A great stop for pilgrims. The host was friendly and really helpful, and the bunk beds have handy privacy screens, individual lights, and charging ports.

I found bedbugs in the bed rugs. I got there early, around 12 pm, took a bed, and slept for 3 or 4 hours before going out to cook, eat, and shower. When I returned to bed at night, I woke up cold after about an hour, around 11 pm, and took one of the rugs to warm myself. Within less than 5 minutes, I felt bites on my arms, hands, and one foot. I suspected bedbugs, checked with my phone light, and found around 4 of them. I was lucky not to get bitten on my face. I know it's hard to keep a place free of these insects, but rugs shouldn't be passed from traveler to traveler without proper washing or disinfecting. Avoid this place for now, it isn't worth the risk. There also weren't enough plugs for devices, and with only 2 showers per floor, there definitely weren't enough.

The garden was a nice place to relax or dry clothes, and the facilities were great. The building is easy to spot from the path as you enter the pueblo. The guy running the place was kind, welcoming, and helpful. I liked my stay and would come back.

The kitchen is well equipped, the bathrooms are clean, and there's a nice garden in a great location. The owner was especially kind and helpful. It felt like a place run by someone who cares and understands hospitality. One of the best albergues on my Camino!