
Sebrayo, Spain
8 Caserio Sebrayo, 33311 Sebrayo, SpainTom Shabelnikov
5€ a night. Cheaper than that is only on the street. Consider that before posting a review. For that price I’ve got a roof above my head, a bed, toilets, warm showers, microwave, spare clothing and above all the care and interest of the cheerful host that runs the place. That being said, it was hard contacting the host. Her number is on Gronze website and she uses only landline phone. A bit of a hassle when it comes to international calls which can cost a lot if you’re unprepared.
Sita Furt
A good hostel in a small, beautiful settlement. There are no shops nearby. Otherwise, everything you need is there! A warm shower, a common room, a kitchenette with a microwave and sink, and, of course, beds. Everything is very clean. Sonia is there within a few moments when you call her. Regarding the previous reviewer, and because I've read some pretty terrible reviews of pilgrim hostels here: there are some really great inventions these days, such as pocket knives or lightweight sleeping bags that you can take with you on a hike. There are also hotels that provide bed linen. But beware: you might pay more than €5 there! I don't think birds pay attention to where their droppings land, but you can take a cloth and clean the bench you sit on yourself. Or you can stay home and make yourself comfortable!
deltastar
it's okay. Negative things are: no bed sheets: You sleep on the bare plastic mattress and pillow if you didnt bring the thin disposable bed sheets from another albergue. In the kitchen there is only 1 metal fork and 1 metal spoon. Not even 1 knife. On one of the wooden tables outside is a lot of bird shit. The albergue advertises to take a taxi to the next albergue: That is against the spirit of the camino!!
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