Albergue Casa Cuartel

Real sheets and a towel.The hospitalero was very accommodating and friendly. There was a kitchen where you could prepare food and a table to sit down at. The building from the outside is very interesting. Lockers for your backpack. Good location. Very clean.

The dorm with 4 bunk beds is very crammed for 8 people. The upper bed is really low, so you cannot sit on the lower one without constantly hitting your head (even if you aren't a tall person) and there is nowhere to put your stuff but on the floor. The ladies' bathroom is also very crammed/too small. Nowhere to put your stuff when you are in the shower.

Great location with a supermarket across the road for self catering if needed. Very recent facility, nicely maintained. Beds with individual lights and power. Real sheets and a bonus of a real towel (these comments relate to the hostel dormitory section). Pretty complete kitchen, enough to prepare meals. Washer dryer available and working, enough clothes airers to hang clothes to dry. Good staff interaction.

Dormitory a little crowded, some more space would be good. Upper bunks quite low.

Beautifully renovated alberque in the central location right on the Camino Primitivo. Nice design , lots of artistic touches and spotlessly clean .Our double room with private bathroom was super comfortable and we loved having real doonas on our beds .Great kitchen , spacious and really perfectly equipped , washing machine .Very nice and friendly staff.Perfect place to rest after the long walk to Fonsagrada.

Not much of a view from the window but this can't be helped , it's on the main street.

In the center of Fonsagrada. Whole place was super clean and comfortable. Even the place was fully booked and staff spoke only spanish everything worked well. It was good place in the backyard wash and dry clothes. Beds were comfortable. Shops were closed because of sunday, but few restaurants were open. Good value for money. Gracias!

Insanely clean and modern, I think the place is only 2 years old and obviously didn't get much use during the pandemic.

Very slight issue is that the automatic lights are very sensitive and right outside the dorm, and it's hard to move around during quiet hours without turning the lights on and possibly bothering some sleepers.

The place is modern, tidy and clean. There is a proper kitchen where you can fully prepare your meals with the dining area. Coffee and snacks/drinks vending. Also a big outdoor seating area. Supermarket is across the street (unless it’s Sunday). Felt luxurious for an albergue. You even get a towel.

Small bathrooms (and the coffee machine did not work)

Breakfast was great! Tostadas, juice, and coffee... typical Spanish breakfast. The Albergue owners gave me a ride in their car to the bus stop so that I could hoop into town and check out all the sights.

The location was not exactly on the camino de Santiago, but it was closer than walking 30km that day. The albergue owners were very informative and gave instructions on how to walk over and how to leave to minimize extra kilometers outside of the "official camino."

Absolutely beautiful, stylish, comfortable pension/albuergue. A treat to stay in on the Camino primitivo - bonus is the fantastic kitchen (clean and with anything you could need except a coffee machine).

Everything was perfect, the only thing to note is that you do get (quite a lot of) noise from the street below.

Very friendly staff, store across the pension, really nice and well equipped. Room very cozy, loved the place most on my stays during Primitivo route and I stayd in different private rooms.

The room could have used a heater, stone walls made it a little cold.

Well stocked kitchen area with coffee/vending machine for the early starters! AC felt lovely especially with the heatwave. Bed was very comfy and soft

The small towels in the kitchen smelled like mildew.