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Albergue Rural Las Águedas

Camino De Santiago 52, Astorga, 24017, Spain

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Albergue Rural Las Águedas - Astorga

Located on the Santiago Pilgrimage Route Albergue Las Águedas offers a bar in its central courtyard an outside barbeque area and free Wi-Fi. Astorga is 3.7 km away. The rustic-style dormitories are heated and feature bunk beds and lockers.

The separate bathrooms for men and women are located outside the room and have showers. You can prepare meals in the communal kitchen and there is a dining area with heating. Dinner can be provided on request from March to November. There is a covered gallery area with board games and books about the Santiago Pilgrimage Route.

A washing machine and clothes dryer are also available for an additional cost. Santiago de Compostela is 250 km from Albergue Rural Las Águedas and Leon is 50 km away. A storage area for bicycles is provided.

Highlights

Great food & dining

Airport transfer

Great for activities

Located in heart of Astorga

Excellent room comfort & quality

Facilities

Activities

✔ Fishing
✔ Hiking
✔ Cycling

Business facilities

✔ Meeting/Banquet Facilities
✔ Fax/photocopying

Common areas

✔ Garden
✔ Shared Kitchen
✔ Shared Lounge/TV Area
✔ Game Room

Entertainment & Family Services

✔ Board Games/puzzles

Food & Drink

✔ Bar
✔ BBQ Facilities
✔ Packed Lunches
✔ Snack Bar

General

✔ Children's Playground
✔ Balcony/Terrace
✔ Free Wi-Fi
✔ Horseback Riding
✔ Sun Deck
✔ Non-Smoking Rooms Available
✔ Audible Alarm

Miscellaneous

✔ Heating
✔ Designated Smoking Area
✔ Family Rooms

Parking

✔ Free Parking

Pets

✔ Pets Allowed

Safety & Security

✔ Smoke Alarms
✔ Fire Extinguishers

Transport

✔ Airport Shuttle
✔ Bicycle Rental
✔ Shuttle Service

Property Surroundings
Camino De Santiago 52, Astorga, 24017, Spain

Famous

Historical

Closest Airports

Astorga Cathedral
Historical Buildings
4.13 km

Policies

Groups

No special conditions apply for groups.

Internet

WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.

Parking

Free public parking is possible at a location nearby (reservation is not needed).

Pets

Pets are allowed. No extra charges.

Children and extra bed policy

Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 1 year old stay for free when using an available cot.
No extra beds are available.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.

Important Information

Bar is closed from Mon 12 Nov 2018 until Mon 04 Mar 2019
Please note there are bed linen available at an extra charge of EUR 3. Guests can also bring their own bed linen and sleeping bag.

Albergue Rural Las Águedas FAQs

What are the hotel policies for check-in and check-out time? Check-in begins at 12:30 and check-out can be done until 12:00.

What are some popular tourists attractions nearby Albergue Rural Las Águedas - Astorga? Interesting place to explore in close proximity to the Hostel are Astorga City Hall, Castrillo de Polvazares, Archbishop s Palace Palacio Episcopal, Palacio Episcopal de Astorga and others.

What amenities/facilities are offered for guests at this hotel? The Hostel offers Free Parking, Airport Shuttle.

What eating options are available at the property? Guests can enjoy Bar, BBQ facilities, Packed lunches, Snack bar.

Does the Hostel - Albergue Rural Las Águedas have on-site parking facility? Yes, Free Parking facility available on-site.

Can we bring pets at the hotel? Yes, Pets Allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.

Do the hotel offers any business services? Yes, hotel offers Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Fax/photocopying.

By: Lynne

Wonderful

2022-11-02

Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

By: Tak

Wonderful

2022-10-07

Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
: On the Camino and right on the route. Spacious and good use of the apace. Like the bar in the open area surrounded by the rooms. Like the large back yard! An excellent Albergue for a large group.
: I dont like the shower area that I am unable to take my personal belongings inside.

By: Cheng

Wonderful

2022-10-06

Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
: I arrived without having lunch and Juan the proprietor quickly made me a sandwich. What service. There is plenty of space to hang laundry in the back yard, or to get a tan if you so choose The vegetarian dinner was very good, a good change of pace after having so many meat dishes on the Camino. Juan himself is a wealth of information, having completed various Camino routes 8 times. I also learned how to treat a bad blister, after witnessing Juan treating a fellow pilgrim. Don't forget to read the phrase of the day before entering. Juan updates it every day based on the talking to pilgrims who stayed the previous night.

By: Brean

Very Good

2023-10-18

Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
: Very comfortable, clean and the staff made me feel welcome!

By: Tom

Very Poor

2023-10-16

Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
: The property was a rustic, charming, rural retreat that promised so much, but fell well short of expectations that were heightened by peer reviews.
: Several issues with the property, that could be corrected with more investment with owners. Firstly, the bunk beds were cheap DIY store type constructions, that creaked and swayed with every movement. The noise from these makeshift contraptions ensured that no one got a decent nights sleep. Secondly, the beds were presented without sheets or the standard paper equivalent that offered some degree of protection from the well worn mattress and pillow. I was bit several times with bed bugs and in the end, decided to vacate the premises at 6am. Thirdly, the pilgrims vegetarian meal was extremely pricey at 14 for what was on offer. The first course was described as vegetable soup, but looked and tasted like dish water. The second course was over cooked pasta with tomato sauce. I was extremely hungry and when offered a second helping, because no one was eating the first serving, I politely declined and went to the creaking bed early. Ironically, this Albergue has a lot of potential, if there was a cash investment from the owners in more solid bunk beds with accompanying paper coverings of the mattress. Also, the communal meal needs to be more substantial for the price charged. I offer constructive criticism in an effort this place changes and reaches its full potential so both owners and pilgrims can benefit. There are so many better albergues available and the competition has increased on the modern Camino, that places like this cant simply advertise as being rustic, to conceal and prevent a poor product to weary pilgrims.

8.7 Very good

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