Hostel ở Portugalete

Victoria New Zealand

Was in the 18 bed dorm and was surprised it was an exceptionally comfortable stay. The dorm was quiet through the night. Lights out at 10pm in dorm room. The bunk bed was comfortable and stable. Clean linen was provided for you to make up your own bed. Provided with a swipe card for exterior door after hours access and a padlock with key for a large locker in dorm. I used the correos luggage transfer to/from here and it went smoothly. Great place to stay if doing the Camino Del Norte (it's about 2 blocks off the camino trail). Mason Leioa restaurant just a few doors down does cheap pinxtos. In the morning after about 6am the albergue has free coffee and cake. The albergue has a lounge and dining area with TV but quite a lot of people also lay on their beds with their phones as there looked to be 2 power outlets per 2- bed bunk (eg. One outlet per bed). Ladies bathroom had 2 toilets and 2 showers. The guys had the same. They have a room where everyone's hiking shoes (and any wet clothes etc) go so that the bunkroom doesn't smell bad. Seems to be a lady and a man who run the place, both lovely. She speaks some English.

Ilze Tây Ban Nha

The entire place is amazing and the staff was great.

Wyatt Rosarda Cộng hoà Séc

Very accessible from the centre. Host was very kind and did everything to make sure my stay was perfect. Facilities are clean and well-kept.

JohnGunther Mỹ

Bilbao Hostel is an excellent choice, very nice and well run, but let’s get the one negative out of the way right now: If you plan on cooking your own meals, well... go somewhere else. The communal kitchen, potentially shared among 170 guests, isn’t even suitable for preparing one person’s meal. The total cooking facilities consist of one induction burner and two small microwaves, one of which was broken during my stay. No pots and pans, no cutlery, no can opener, no corkscrew, nothing. Yes, you can get a small frying pan, a modest cooking pot, and one place setting for a €30 deposit, but with only one heating element, what’s the point? OK, if you plan on always eating out or just heating take out food, this is no problem and the rest of this high rise, 8 floor, hostel is great. Shared rooms are 4 or 6 beds, very clean, and typically but not super-cheaply priced (I paid €26/person in late October before 10% Genius discount). The property is beautiful, with an expansive view of Bilbao through the many large windows, large outdoor areas, plenty of free parking, a parking lot for motor homes, unshared rooms available, and at 170 beds, much more capacity than the typical hostel. In the off season, you have a reasonable chance of having a dormitory room to yourself. There is a generous noon deadline for vacating your room and you're still free to stay in the public areas after that. There are several comfortable public spaces (although the nicest lounge is reserved for employees, and usually empty), the included breakfast is all you can eat and above average (but notably lacking any fresh fruit), you can do your laundry (extra fee), and the 24 hour desk means you can arrive anytime.

Janice Nam Phi

The receptionist Natalia was awesome. She was extraordinarily helpful . Willing to help with just about everything .

Onsi Pháp

Location, staff. Bed, lockers, bathroom

Su Canada

It had everything I wanted. Amazing air circulation with temperature conducive for sleeping. I got the best sleep on my Camino del Norte and it has set me up for an amazing Pilgrimage!

Kelly Mỹ

Very relaxed. Fantastic that it has an eatery attached. Rachel at checkout was amazing: so friendly and accommodating with a great sense of humor. The next day, the gentlemen working at the desk was so sweet: he asked if I was cold and offered me a sweatshirt.

Nicolò Ý

Big room, very clean, kind people working there

Trausti Iceland (Ai-xơ-len)

I liked everything, the location, the room, the bed, the peace and quietness during the night, the kitchen and especially the staff, all very friendly and helpful.