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"An oasis on the Camino. Clean, comfortable, great staff and amazing food. "

"Wonderful alberque. Be prepared for a bit of a different experience. To help eliminate unwanted bed bugs, which hitch a ride on pilgrims bags, your gear is stored in lockers downstairs and a laundry basket provided to bring up what's needed. Your gear in the locker is secured by a key and another locker upstairs as well. The beds are made and the shower, sink, toilet ratio per person is excellent. The only "flaw" is no shaded area to wait before the 4pm open. You can sit on the grass in back, but a few chairs or a bench would have been good."

" Not sure where to start because everything about this hotel deserves five stars. If you want to experience some tranquility in your busy life this is the place to stay. The views, the food and the attentive service of the staff was amazing. We were extremely impressed with the decor and design of our room and the entire hotel. Using ordinary objects to create functional pieces of art was inspiring. Thank you to Tomas the owner and his staff for a wonderful experience. It is not often that you can sleep with the windows open with the breeze of pure mountain air."

"Excellent location in the heart of the port. New decoration last Oct so hotel in amazing shape. Nice staff, especially Elena."

"Superb Rural Hotel, stunning location and impeccable cleaning. Would definitely return for longer next time. Lovely buffet breakfast "

"Sehr schöne Unterkunft auf dem Kamin Primitivo! Hier kann man gut einen Ruhetag einlegen."

"The double room was fairly basic but finished to a very high standard and included a lovely shower. The hotel is located on beautiful grounds in front of the casino and cinema and conveniently located in the centre of town. There is no dining in the evening but there are a few nice restaurants nearby. The breakfast in the morning was good and reasonably priced. This is a recommended stay."

"Quiet"

"Lovely new, modern albergue right on the trail at the top end of Salas town. Beds are well-spaced in the shared rooms and each comes with it's own locker, shelves, reading light and charging socket. The floor to ceiling windows offer lovely views of the surrounding area and let a lot of light into the room. Toilets and shower facilities are spotlessly clean and there are washing facilities and plenty of space to hang washing. There's an on-site bar and restaurant, where they serve a pilgrim meal every eve. Breakfast is also available for a fee. This was one of my favourite albergues on the Camino Primitivo 🙂"