Are there hostels in Caldas de Reis?

In Caldas de Reis there are 8 pilgrim hostels registered along the Camino.

How many kilometres from Santiago is Caldas de Reis?

Caldas de Reis is about 42.2 km from Santiago de Compostela along the Camino.

How many inhabitants does Caldas de Reis have?

Caldas de Reis has about 9,615 inhabitants.

How far is the next hostel from Caldas de Reis?

The next village with a hostel is Padrón, 19.6 km away.

Village on the Camino · provincia de Pontevedra

Caldas de Reis

Updated on August 11, 2026

9,615
inhabitants (2025): 24 m
altitude: 42.2
km to Santiago

On the Camino Portugués · Stage 9

History of Caldas de Reis

Caldas de Reis is a municipality in the north of the province of Pontevedra, in the autonomous community of Galicia, Spain. It belongs to the comarca of Caldas.

Source: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA)

What the pilgrim needs to know

Caldas de Reis is 42.2 km from Santiago, on the Camino Portugués.

Stage 9
Hostels: 8
Next hostel: 19.6 km · Padrón
Next supermarket: 42 km · Santiago de Compostela
Last 100 km · counts towards the Compostela

Services in Caldas de Reis

🛏 Hostels (8)

Albergue a Queimada
Albergue Timonel+34 696 805 305 website ↗
Albergue As pozas Termais+34 666 941 113 website ↗
Albergue O Cruceiro+34 986 54 01 65 website ↗
Albergue Agarimo+34 677 333 703
Albergue Albor+34 600 351 157 website ↗
Albergue de Caldas de Reis Urraca+34 683 605 335 website ↗
GBC Hostel Caldas (formerly Albergue Celenis)+34 604 053 729 website ↗

🏨 Hotels

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🩹 Other services

💊 Pharmacies: 4
🏧 ATMs: 4
🚰 Water fountains: 1

What to see in Caldas de Reis

🧭 How to get there

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Experiences and guided tours

Tours and activities in Caldas de Reis and the surrounding area.

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← Pontevedra Padrón →

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