Albergue de Hospital de Condesa
Albergue de Hospital de Condesa
Albergue Overview
Type: Albergue de Hospital de Condesa is a small municipal albergue serving pilgrims on the Camino Francés shortly after the climb into Galicia. Set in the quiet hamlet of Hospital de Condesa, it provides a basic but friendly place to rest just a few kilometres before O Cebreiro.
Location: Hospital da Condesa, Lugo, Galicia, Spain — located directly along the Camino route, roughly 3 km before O Cebreiro.
Opened: Established by the local council to serve walkers entering Galicia, maintaining the traditional pilgrim spirit of hospitality.
Accessibility: On the main Camino footpath; suitable for both walkers and cyclists.
Contact:
Phone: +34 982 161 336
Email: Not available
Website: Not available
Albergue Facilities
Rooms: Shared dormitory with bunk beds and communal bathrooms.
Prices: Modest nightly rate (typically €8–10), payable in cash.
Total Capacity: Approximately 20–25 guests.
Reservations: Usually first-come, first-served; no advance booking.
Pilgrim Credential: Required to stay.
Operating Season: Open all year round.
Hours: Check-in from around 13:00; closes for new arrivals later in the evening.
Albergue Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen facilities for preparing meals
- Laundry and drying area
- Secure bicycle storage
- Heating
- Common room and rest area
Pilgrim Insight
This modest municipal albergue embodies the authentic Camino Francés experience: simple, affordable, and focused on the essentials. Pilgrims appreciate its convenient location between Liñares and O Cebreiro, especially if they prefer to avoid the crowds at the top of the climb. The staff or hospitaleros are known for their kindness and practical support to tired walkers.
The atmosphere is quiet and communal, ideal for resting and connecting with fellow pilgrims after a demanding day. For those seeking a peaceful night before entering O Cebreiro, Albergue de Hospital da Condesa is a reliable stop filled with Camino spirit.
Check out the other Albergues in Hospital de Condesa.
We have also self-published a Camino Francés Journal for pilgrims walking the route so you can record all your day-by-day memories. Have fun and journal away…