Quinta Andaina

I’m delighted! It felt like visiting my grandmother’s home! This is actually an apartment transformed into an albergue. There is no reception desk as such — you need to call the number written on the door. A very kind lady welcomes you, explains everything and shows you around. Pros: +Everything you might need is provided, even laundry detergent for the washing machine. + No dryer, but there is a big terrace where you can hang your clothes and have a rest + Breakfast is included + Coffee, tea, and all kitchen utensils are at your disposal. + You can even take food from the fridge. +In the bathroom there is shower gel and shampoo, and towels are provided. +The hostess is very welcoming and caring. Cons: - You don’t get to keep the keys when you go out to the town. -There are not enough power outlets - Is only one bathroom for all guests Very satisfied — thank you so much for the warm hospitality! 🙏

Good experience. Four beds only in the room I had - only two occupied, so plenty of room. Well equipped kitchen. Adequate bathroom but bit cramped - not unusual!. Washing machine and plenty of line drying.

The interior is mostly quaint and homely like a person's actual residence, though for some reason a significant portion of the rest is an empty construction site nobody ever got to. Bathrooms are one per sleeping area, thankfully not so busy. Towel and soap is provided for the shower but no foot towel so you should wear flip-flops to avoid slipping. They have a free washing machine (powder scoop style), there are clotheslines but if you want to use a dryer, there's a laundromat with a 1 Euro/10 minute dryer just a block down the hill. Complaints are that the room doesn't feel well ventilated, and I picked a bed where my face was very close to someone who had just come in and let his socks vent (thankfully he went to take a shower after a few minutes). Overall not too bad of a "last stop" before the last 15km to Santiago.