Refugio de Góriz - Ordesa (2200 m)

We had the best experience here - I think this is one of the favourite huts we stayed whilst hiking the Alta Ruta. The dorm rooms were exceptional - 6 person, with a separate WC, sink and shower - amazing! Food was delicious - hot, plenty of it and full of flavour. The views from the hut were truly incredible! Cold beer on tap in the sun - glorious. Staff were mega friendly and helpful too. I stupidly altered by insoles in my B2 mountaineering boots on my first day to Refugio Gloria and I was crippled with blisters. Refugio de Gloriz saved my day as they had boots for sale behind the bar! This saved our trip! I was able to find a pair of sized 42 hiking boots that allowed me to hike for the rest of the week. We would highly recommend this refugio - staff, location and views are amazing!

Beautiful location and the two people running the place warmly welcomed us on a cold night (end of November)! We ended up being the only two guests that night but were still served a huge and yummy dinner 😂🤤 The views from the hut were breathtaking as well! Will come back again in the summer when all the trails are safe to hike!! Note: in the off-season you can leave your car parked in the valley parking lot.

Very kind and nice personnel! We stayed with a tent for 4 days, renting the lockers at Góriz was very helpful. A perfectly equipped refugee with attention to details. The prices in the bar/canteen were much lower than I expected. One can camp only between 20:00-08:00, which was not that convenient, but it all makes sense and it was very kind to allow people to camp not on a proper camping site. The location is excellent for multiple hiking options. And of course, the views from the camping site are stunning. I do not need to mention that this national park is a must-see nature jewel with surprisingly versatile views and a very rich nature.

Great refuge for a stay in the Ordesa National Park. Four minutes showers offered even if you tent outside. Make sure to pick your tent spot and write your name and the tent site number at the front desk as soon as you arrive. Good station for charging phones too. Food was pretty good; we had lentils and llonganissa / potatoes or fried eggs for vegetarians.

I’d rate this refuge 3.5 if that was an option. The dinner was good, lentils and bread to start, pork / fried eggs (veggie) couscous and peppers and a chocolate mousse. Unfortunately the breakfast was no where near as good, bread salami / jam and cereal. Juice / tea / coffee. Tent spots work on a first come first pick basis and you can leave your stuff there until one hour before sunset when you can put tent up. Lots of people didn’t adhere to the rules and tents went up earlier than this. Showers were hot and 4 minutes each.

Overcrowded refuge. It therefore lacks the intimate atmosphere and camaraderie spirit of other refuges. On weekends it is very tough to find accommodation inside. That said, I think that the staff do a very good job managing the refuge given the overcrowding. The guy and the lady at the reception never stop working. The toilet paper was being constantly replaced. Overall I would have expected worse given the number of people. The food was not of Michelin level, but I found it decent and served with a smile. The option of renting a tent is very attractive because you avoid carrying it. However, I would also appreciate renting sleeping bags to people staying in tents, who need it more that people staying inside.

What a privilege to be up high in the mountains, staying here. Very good 12 bed dorms with ensuite bathrooms. Lots of power points for charging. Hearty food and reasonable priced beer. Great atmosphere and incredible location above ordesa gorge.

The price of "the campsite" around the refuge is 33 EUR for two people :( An exorbitant price for a place full of bumps and cow dung. Greed is the one who manages the place :(