Albergue La Campa

Perhaps I am remembering incorrectly, but I believe the name changed. Nevertheless, the staff was very kind and welcoming and the overall vibe of the place was great. Clean place with optional meals and drinks. Considering the high quality of the food, it was quite reasonably priced. You can see how much consideration went into the place with things like yoga mats, instruments, optional machine massage, etc. One of the better private alburgues I have stayed at.

The place has a cool vibe to it. Run by a Dutch who loves Spain, it’s well thought through. Small things like news paper to dry wet shores, blow dryer and well equipped kitchen. Morning the coffee was served. They offer communal dinners, but on my day there, the cook was sick. One miner problem - old and very loud wooden staircase:) But it comes with the charm of the old house. Reasonable €13 per night

I don't get why this place has not got at least 4 stars! It is oriented on international clientele offering dinner already at 7pm if you wish but also at 8pm and 9pm. The atmosphere is absolutely lovely, I had a wonderful chat with the Dutch owner and the ambient music was spot on. Very central. The highlight was the dinner which is again something you will have a hard time finding in Spain (sommer roll, curry,..) and breakfast where you get to enjoy pancakes or a yogurt! It is true though that one of the showers was rather dirty, yet no regrets, I enjoyed my stay!