Albergue in Portomarin, Spain

[Martita]

Does anybody have any experience with Huellas del Pelegrino in Porto-marin? Lone pilgrim, i am a bit anxious about sleeping top bunk. Recommendations accepted. Thank you.

 

[SabsP]

Does anybody have any experience with Huellas del Pelegrino in Porto-marin? Lone pilgrim, i am a bit anxious about sleeping top bunk. Recommendations accepted. Thank you.

Welcome here. I see it is your first post.

Could you elaborate a bit more. Did you already book the bed? I see they are on bookingdotcom so you might be able to book a lowerbunk.
If your budget allows it you can also book a private room. Many albergues offer both : dormitories and private rooms.

 

[Tincatinker]

Try https://www.gronze.com/etapa/sarria/portomarin for alternatives

 

[trecile]

Does anybody have any experience with Huellas del Pelegrino in Porto-marin? Lone pilgrim, i am a bit anxious about sleeping top bunk. Recommendations accepted. Thank you.

It has excellent reviews on booking.com and Gronze.com.

Albergue Huellas | Comentarios y Recomendaciones | Gronze.com

Comentarios y Recomendaciones de Peregrinos sobre Albergue Huellas en el Camino de Santiago

www.gronze.com

As @SabsP said, you can contact them and request a bottom bunk.

 

[roving_rufus]

I stayed there in June - nice albergue. With a nice little kitchen too.
A lot of the beds were singles rather than bunkbeds from memory though there were some bunkbeds. But worth emailing them if you need to avoid a top bunk.

 

[MarkyD]

Does anybody have any experience with Huellas del Pelegrino in Porto-marin? Lone pilgrim, i am a bit anxious about sleeping top bunk. Recommendations accepted. Thank you.

Is that the one with three-tier bunk beds? If so, I'm sure they are safe, just have to be careful climbing up and down

 

[trecile]

Is that the one with three-tier bunk beds? If so, I'm sure they are safe, just have to be careful climbing up and down

No, it's a private albergue, and looking at the reviews a very nice place and no triple bunks. In fact many of the reviews mention that the room they were in had only three beds - one bunk bed and one single bed.

 

[Doingit]

Does anybody have any experience with Huellas del Pelegrino in Porto-marin? Lone pilgrim, i am a bit anxious about sleeping top bunk. Recommendations accepted. Thank you.

In May I stayed in Albergue Pons Marin. Loved it. I was on the ground floor. Clean, friendly and all amenities you need, clean bathrooms separated for women and men, laundry facilities, kitchen and also a nice dining room where breakfast was served. It was right downtown too. When reserving ask for a low bed. They are usually quite accommodating. Buen Camino!

 

[WalkingLester]

I always ask for a lower bed. I give reasons why I am asking; I am old, I have arthritis, back pain, I am injured. I suppose it helps.