Favourite albergue

[andywild]

I guess this is a tricky question but I thought I'd ask anyway.. what was your favourite albergue? Maybe it was the location, the ambiance, the other pilgrims staying there or any other factor you care to name. For me so far it was the albergue Essentia in Redecilla del Camino.. the guy who owns it makes it really stand out for me as one of the most welcoming and fun nights I've had. The guy is a true camino angel. Any thoughts?

 

[Anniesantiago]

Oh man, I have so many favorites...

Hermanos Maristas in Trinidad de Arre
Paderborn in Pamplona
Albergue la casa del peregrino in Navarette
San Saturnino in Ventosa - Tea Garden
San Francisco at Tosantos
Parochial at Viana
San Bol
En El Camino at Boadilla
Guacelmo in Rabanal
Manjarin
San Anton
San Nicholas
Casa de Reloj in Molinaseca
Municipal at Ponferrada
La Piedra at Villafranca
Ultreia in Portomarin
La Escuela at Ligonde

I love them ALL for various reasons!
I guess of ALL of them, my first choices would be San Anton and San Nicholas

 

[Deleted member 3000]

That one with a bed in that place.

 

[VNwalking]

That one with a bed in that place.

You just won the forum today, @falcon269.

And Andy, I love it that you have camino angels to rave about! There are So many of them...

 

[Anniesantiago]

That one with a bed in that place.

Right? lol!

 

[naplesdon]

Andy, a few days ahead in Villatuerta you might find Casa Magica equally welcoming.

 

[VNwalking]

Andy, a few days ahead in Villatuerta you might find Casa Magica equally welcoming.

Yes! ~ There's a lot of heart there...it makes the delicious paella even better.

 

[trecile]

Casa Mágica is great!
La Finca in Población de Campos is probably the most comfortable albergue on the Camino. Every "bunk" is like a tiny room.

 

[Glenshiro]

Andy, great to see that you are enjoying the Camino - and not sticking to Brierley stages. I walked through Redecilla del Camino last week and am embarrassed to say that I didn't even notice it had an albergue. Truly, you are taking the road less travelled. Where are you now?

Ultreia!

 

[andywild]

I tend to spend most of my time not knowing quite where I am. Last night was Castrojeriz and I think tonight may be a dreaded Brierly but I won't be making a habit of it

 

[VNwalking]

Aaah, no need, Andy.
Walk a bit shorter and stay at San Nicholas.
It's a special one.

 

[Bill Krueger]

another vote for Casa La Magica...Casa Abuela in Los Arcos...Alb. Meeting Point in Hornillos...Alb. Don Alvaro in Saria...all great...

 

[Aysen Mustafa]

Aaah, no need, Andy.
Walk a bit shorter and stay at San Nicholas.
It's a special one.

But is San Nicholas open in May?

 

[Stewpot]

Hi Andy
Just catching up on your little walk. The tough training on the peaks of Sutton on Sea must be of a benefit to you. Just remember when the going gets tough, get your head down and think of Batemans - The beer that made Wainfleet famous. Keep smiling

 

[Eibhlís]

Oh man, I have so many favorites...

Hermanos Maristas in Trinidad de Arre
Paderborn in Pamplona
Albergue la casa del peregrino in Navarette
San Saturnino in Ventosa - Tea Garden
San Francisco at Tosantos
Parochial at Viana
San Bol
En El Camino at Boadilla
Guacelmo in Rabanal
Manjarin
San Anton
San Nicholas
Casa de Reloj in Molinaseca
Municipal at Ponferrada
La Piedra at Villafranca
Ultreia in Portomarin
La Escuela at Ligonde

I love them ALL for various reasons!
I guess of ALL of them, my first choices would be San Anton and San Nicholas

Thank you so much for this. I really appreciate it.