O Pedron is in the "beginning" of Camino when you arrive in Padron. The Albergue has all you need (comfortable beds, enough space to accommodate your bag, a kitchen to prepare your meal, and a social area to talk and relax). You will definitely will have a good rest there before heading to your next stop.

Nothing on the Albergue side. be careful if you plan to be there on Mondays, almost all bars/restaurants around Pedron are closed. So maybe you will need an extra walk to find something open.

Firstly the staff were amazing. The manager and the 2 staff members who I interacted with were so friendly (despite language barrier). I told the man at breakfast I loved the tarte and he brought me another one. Just so many nice little ways in which they made us feel welcome and attended to. The place is beautiful and only a 5 minute walk from the market and town area, but with the bonus of being a nice quiet street. There is an aldi round the corner. Excellent value for money. Garden is beautiful and so nice you can have breakfast out there.

Nothing. It was all great.

The beds have an aspect of privacy because some of the bunks face a wall instead of other beds. On my night the room was only half full with few disruptions. I appreciated the towel and sheets.

It didn't feel super social despite the common areas especially because most pilgrims go out to eat in the town that night. That's fine though. it's only 8 mins on foot to padron center. The laundry on site was extremely expensive (6€50 total for one wash) compared to others on my trip but the machines worked well.

Clean and comfortable. Nice staff. No paper towels in am. Clean sheets and towels provided. Several separate rooms, so fewer people in one space.

I needed to print a luggage transfer tag after 5pm. I messaged the staff through booking and they responded to ask the girl at the front desk. Seems like they should know that nobody was at the front desk at that time, nor would they be in the morning. It's on the south end of Pedron. Wished I had found a place further north after the boat ride, so I'd have a shorter trip the next day.

Lots of space in the room. Comfortable bed. Bed linen and towels available, and lockers in the room. Big showers. There are wash machines and dryers. Café just next door. Very large lounge and eating area. TV and kitchen available. Location is just before getting into town, on the Camino if you are a Pilgrim. Very friendly staff.

The facility was perfect, great stop before the last step of the Camino. I really liked the way the communal area was organized, it really made a difference to the way people engaged with each other.

There was no one at reception from late afternoon and no information on companies to send your bag on with when doing the Camino

Good location, near enough to the centre. Kitchen is well equipped, with nice common spaces. Smart TV in common area. Decent amount of showers and bathrooms. Towels provided. Chargers on every bed

Bunk beds were unusually high up and had no railings. Large 18ppl dorms. Was slightly cold at night and couldn't find extra blankets.

It was OK for a standard multiperson room. Very clean. Good beds sheets, clean toilets and showers. Some common space for preparing meals. Easy to use and accessible lockers. Good location on the Camino.

A modern budget Albergue catering, in the main for walkers on the Portuguese Camino. We received in warm informative welcome from the manageress. The Albergue was spacious and in good condition. There was plenty of room to move about. The bathroom/showering facilities were in good order

I'm struggling to find fault.

Good kitchen, big, good bathroom , lots of space, good facilities

Difficult to get into.. there was a sign saying ring bell but the bell was in the outside wall I didn’t easily spot . Also a bit far outside the town , if you keep walking there are many more right in the center. The immediate area was a bit miserable .. felt like an industrial estate