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Thank goodness for places like this. After the long climb, it was great to be able to stop for the night here. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Good bike storage. Had dinner and breakfast, both were a la carte and really enjoyed them (and at a good price). Room comfortable.

A lovely treat on the Camino. Fantastic shower! Comfortable beds and very clean.

Great place , very quiet, great food . This is Not close to the Camino . You would have to take a €25 taxi for 12 km each way from O Cebriero. It’s way down on other side of the mountain. Watch the signs as Google maps is wrong

Welcoming host who sat & chatted with us in the garden. Relaxing garden with shade & chairs. Drinks fridge available 24/7. Lovely old building.

Although the location was 3.8 km from the Camino route it was one of the best stays we had on our Camino. Teresa offered to pick us up in Triacastela but I was cycling and Anne was walking. We arrived earlier than anticipated and hiked to the property which is situated on farm land in the teeniest of villages 10 houses only). The building has been converted from an old farm house to a modern, tastefully renovated home. The property had all amenities, is private and quiet and set in the loveliest of rural farm land with views over the mountains in the distance and the farms close by. Teresa offered to take us to Triacastela to have dinner there and pick us up again but also gave us an option to buy local cheeses, iberico ham and wine from the region at cost. She supplied fresh bread, butter, jam, coffee, teas and hot chocolate as well as yoghurt, milk and other offerings. We opted for a feast at home and were happy to enjoy the peace and quiet. It really was a tranquil escape from the steadily increasing hustle and bustle of the Camino and allowed us to relax, meditate and be one with nature. To be honest, I so enjoyed this stay I want to go back for a longer period. Teresa helped us get our backpacks from Triacastela which we forwarded on Jacotrans, but which was left in a bar in Triacastela because Jacotrans does not veer of the “Way”, the Standard Camino route. She also helped to arrange transport for the backs on our departure date and dropped Anne and the bags off in Triacastela while I cycled the short distance. As a final farewell Teresa gave Anne a quick guided tour of Triacastela in her car and then sent us off with her best wishes for the rest of the Camino.

The staff are fantastic. Friendly, helpful.

This is a great family run vegetarian albergue - it is basic and rustic but has everything a soul need to connect with life

We loved the rural setting! We had a late lunch in Triacastela and bought some bread and meat to have a nice picnic dinner at Casa Pacios. The renovated 16th century buildings are beautiful, and we enjoyed the games available in the common room. The breakfast was really nice and the hosts were very helpful and friendly. We were offered storage for our bicycles and an electrical point to charge our e-bike.

Clean spacious room, comfortable beds and great value breakfast. Lovely girl on reception who served breakfast next day very helpful and friendly.