Low-key hostel along the Camino de Santiago, with a kitchen & a terrace, plus simple dorms.
Address: C. Sorandi, 5, 7, Larrasoaña
Phone: 619 55 92 25
Website: http://www.alberguesannicolas.com/
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Friendly and welcoming staff. The pilgrim kitchen is well-equipped, and the menu includes more protein than usual plus a nice dessert. Breakfast is provided in a paper bag, and there’s a coffee machine. Rooms and bathrooms are clean and in good condition. Wooden bunk beds are solid and comfortable, though there are no cloth sheets. Hand soap is provided, but no towels, and there are the usual issues with limited outlets. Nice outdoor lounge area to relax. There’s a washer and dryer, though no spin dryer for hand-washed clothes. Next door there’s a small shop run by a fellow pilgrim serving food and drinks, and there are good restaurant nearby. Overall, a great place to rest with good food, friendly vibes, and solid facilities. Would definitely stay again!
Warm and efficient welcome from owners. Located right next to a corner Tienda/cafe run by a colourful and helpful owner who has walked the Camino over a dozen times. Great amenities - kitchen, living room, verandah and clothes hanging area. Rooms are a bit small, but loved the breeze that flew threw the open windows in the evening - made a huge difference to the warm weather.
Great albergue. Comfortable rooms, great bathrooms (only 4 or so people to each bathroom), good food, and has a washer and dryer. Dinner has a lot of meat which was nice. I’d probably skip breakfast here; wasn’t really worth it for the 5 euros.
This is a great pilgrim hostel. An oasis of calm, super clean and comfortable with access to quality coffee for a euro. The owners go out of their way for pilgrims. They took me to the after hours doctors and then to the hospital, waiting with to make sure I was OK. Then they checked up on me the following day. They are truly Camino angels. Also there is a great little shop across the road from hostel with lots of vegetarian options.
A warm welcome, private shower, and a comfortable bed were just what I needed after a long walk from Roncesvalles. A washer/dryer and playing with the hosts’ adorable dog was a bonus! If you stay here, be sure to visit Oliver at the grocery store across the street.
