Albergue Refugio de Oribio

Albergue Refugio de Oribio in Triacastela

Albergue Overview

Type: Albergue Refugio de Oribio is a private albergue in Triacastela oriented toward pilgrims.
Location: Avda. de Castilla 20, 27630 Triacastela, Lugo, Galicia, Spain — centrally placed in the village on the Camino Francés route.
Opened: Established in 2006.
Accessibility: Accessible to users with reduced mobility; ground-floor accesses and adapted bathroom.
Contact:
Phone: (+34) 982 548 085 / (+34) 616 774 558
Email: albergueoribio@gmail.com

Albergue Facilities

Rooms: Two dormitory-style rooms offering a total of approximately 27 beds.
Prices: Around **€10–12 per bed** depending on season.
Total Capacity: Approximately 27 pilgrims.
Reservations: Accepted and recommended.
Pilgrim Credential: Not strictly required.
Operating Season: Open year-round.
Hours: Check-in typically until ~22:00 (off-season) / ~23:00 (summer).

Albergue Amenities

• Communal kitchen and dining area (cooker, fridge, microwave).
• Washing machine and dryer available; clothes-drying area.
• Free Wi-Fi in common areas.
• Secure bicycle storage/garage.
• Heating and hot showers; adapted bathroom for reduced-mobility guests.
• Terrace/outdoor space for relaxing.

Pilgrim Insight

Albergue Refugio del Oribio offers a dependable and welcoming stop in Triacastela on the Camino Francés. Its central village location means you arrive, easily settle in, and you’re just moments away from cafés, supplies and the trail. The modest size (around 27 beds) gives it a calmer and more personal feel than very large hostels. For the cost (~€10-12 for a bed) you get solid value: hot showers, heating, Wi-Fi, kitchen and laundry facilities.

Many pilgrims mention how convenient it is just after the long descent into Triacastela — with the village welcoming atmosphere, you’ll feel well-set for the next stage. The accessible facilities are a bonus for walkers who need them.

A few practical tips: because capacity is small and it’s well-regarded, arriving earlier in the day is advised in busier seasons. Also, while common areas are comfortable, the dorms are basic (as is typical for albergues) — if you prefer more privacy you might consider alternate guesthouse options. Overall though, if you want a solid, mid-budget albergue with good amenities and a strong location in Triacastela, this one is a top pick. Buen Camino!

Check out the other Albergues in Triacastela.

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…