Albergue Alto da Pena
Spain
Alto da Pena Hostel, a cozy accommodation in Negreira, is specially designed for pilgrims walking the Camino de Santiago. This lodging in Negreira offers a variety of services that ensure a pleasant stay, such as a sun terrace, a relaxing garden, and a bar where visitors can unwind. Additionally, it features free WiFi and a comfortable lounge, perfect for socializing with fellow pilgrims.
Guests can enjoy a picnic area, bicycle parking, and a tourist office that provides useful information about the route. The facilities include a washing machine, microwave, refrigerator, and a shared bathroom, all set in a modern and inviting atmosphere. With views of the garden and mountains, the hostel serves as an ideal starting point for exploring the charms of the region. Without a doubt, Alto da Pena Hostel is an excellent choice for those seeking comfort and convenience on their journey along the Camino de Santiago.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get to Albergue Alto da Pena from the Camino?
This accommodation is located directly on the Camino de Santiago route in Negreira. Check the "Location" section to see the detailed map and specific directions.
Do I need to book in advance?
We recommend booking in advance, especially during peak months (April-October). You can book through direct phone contact.
What's the best time to visit?
Check our climate data widget on this page to learn about the best times of year, average temperatures and rainy days. This information will help you plan your Camino according to your preferences.
What services are included?
This accommodation offers: bar, bike storage, disabled facilities, disposable sheets, family rooms and 6 more services. Check the complete services section for more details.
