Camino Art House

The views, the people you meet, the animals... everything is nice except two people and the kitchen. Special thanks to Dani, from Venezuela, one of the best human beings I've met in my life. His hard work, dedication and patience was the key in the house.

First the kitchen, full of cockroaches at night. The current boss of this business doesn't care about that and treats the team of volunteers as slaves. When she is at home she is usually very rude to every kind of Spanish speaker and doesn't even live there while she is getting the benefits of the rental contract. She goes sometimes like for holidays and doesn't even have a reception to make the check in neither is possible to pay by card in the place. Moreover, a volunteer whose name is Cansin had a fight with another volunteer at 7:50am in the morning while the guests were sleeping. He also woke the people up in the morning a different day shouting like crazy and normally only cares about smoking and playing games. Shouts at night inside the house not caring about others and more things I will not say. That guy and the current boss should be kicked out to get a better situation and energy in the house/hostel and correct functioning of the business, as sometimes the guest have to see those scenes in a place that is supposed to be meditative and peaceful. Thanks for your work Dani and to every other beautiful soul I met in that house during my time there. PD: Hey Bea, this is Gran Canaria.

Perfect location! Very delicious breakfast!

The camino vibe is very special because it's an amazing community of people sharing a vision. Our stay was super comfy - everyone here is so kind and welcoming :) The atmosphere is social, friendly, relaxed and chilled.

Friendly volunteer staff. Quiet at night.

Way too many folks in a small area. Shared bathroom and shower were difficult. No water pressure. The kitchen was impossible. Absolutely no phone service and sketchy wi-fi.