Winederful Hostel & Café

Stylish and good Located Hostel. Very secure place in the center of the city. I was visiting this hostel twice. First of all I like his good location, is situated in the center of the city. They have spacious hall and good internet, so I can work during I staid in Logroño. A lot of tourists from all the world and international team employees made this hostal very comfortable… i feel confident in this place. Spanish hospitality are the best one. Thank to Juan from reception for explaining me about the city 👍 the best one

Spent the night there after walking a day on the camino and was so happy I did. Juan checked us in and helped us out. After many days I was super sore and he made sure I got a good bunk. Great beds. Amazing lounge area. Very close to great sights in the city. Highly recommend!

This place was such a godsend to a tired pilgrim. The host was so kind and the check on was efficient. The bed was super comfortable and quiet. The shower was a dream. The kitchen was stocked well to make your own meal. You can’t beat the location. Was able to enjoy the nightlife of Logrono and still come back to a quiet place to sleep. I can’t recommend this enough. This is a great stop on the Camino. Thank you so luck for your hospitality!

Excellent hostel. The first one with dishwashing machine for clients and free pc and books use. Also clean and cozy. Got all that hostel need for affordable price.

This albergue feels like a quick pitstop on the Camino — functional, clean, but with all the soul of a budget motel. The cubicle-style beds with basic curtains provide a bit of privacy, but let’s face it: the atmosphere feels more like a dorm than a sanctuary. The mattresses? Worn-out with the kind of body depressions that make you wonder if the pilgrim before you had the same back pain. Still, cloth sheets and towels are provided — something that feels like a minor luxury on this long, dusty road. Bathrooms are a mixed bag. Spacious shower stalls are a plus, but the mold creeping up the walls tells a story of neglected ventilation, leaving the air smelling musty and damp. You’ll find no laundry station here, and with just two tiny hangers under a covered patio for drying your clothes, you’ll have to get creative. Oh, and forget about a spot to stash your stinky shoes. They’ll either sit under your bed or go on a personal journey into your room. The kitchen, though small, has all the essentials — a toaster oven, kettle, and just enough room to make a meal if you’re feeling self-sufficient. The lounge area, with its mismatched couches, is the spot to chill, although it can get a bit noisy with pilgrims chatting and making their own pilgrim noise. Wifi’s decent, but if you’re here for the Wi-Fi of life, you’ll likely feel a bit underwhelmed. The staff? Efficient, yes. But don’t expect any warm greetings or a nod to the Camino spirit. It’s all business — check in, get your bed, and get out. Security’s tight, with four messages about confirming your arrival before you even step foot in the door. If you're looking for a place with more personality and a connection to the pilgrimage, this might not be it. For what it’s worth, this albergue checks the boxes for a night’s stay on the way, but don’t come looking for charm, camaraderie, or that feeling of being part of something bigger than yourself. If you need a bed and a roof for the night, it’ll do. Anything more than that? You’ll probably wish you’d kept walking.