The beds in this hotel are superb. Like the staff it's a thank you from me. As a pilgrim I've stayed here a few times. Sometimes one night sometimes 2 nights and this time 4 nights. I was showing a pal the Camino Frances after a week on the Camino Norte. We stayed in Vitoria gasteiz then carried on to Estrella. On the morning we bussed back to puente la Reina, well I'll be honest l, we bussed back to Maneru. We didn't have enough time to walk up the hill from puente or the lungs. Maneru to ciraqui is one of the great one hour walks of the Camino. Like many other stages I could describe it's just fantastic, as ciraqui drags you in. We walked on to Estella and it was great. Our packs were carrying nothing and our room had been checked into and so it was a perfect Camino break. Next day we walked to Los Arcos and got the bus back after lunch at pension Mavi. Anyone doing the same should know the bus stops outside pension Mavi around 17:00. So check the time, go in and have a great lunch then bus back for 3€. Next up we got the bus to Los Arcos walked to Logrono and got the fast bus back. I think it was headed for San Sebastian and was 6€ but worth every penny. Again I love Estella as it has loads of places and when you're a pilgrim you walk in and put of people's life's. I usually have 3 days in Leon too and train back to Sahagun. The staff here as I said earlier were brilliant Thank you and see you aoon

At the back end of Estella so not on the main Camino route. Welcoming staff who speak Spanish/English. Very clean with comfortable bunk beds and pillows. The disposable sheets are handy but not the best quality. I was the only female on the floor so I got the shared bathroom to myself, however had to stick my arm out of the shower a few times to get the sensor light back on. Kitchen was also decent sized and great to relax in instead of being stuck in the shared dorm - also a fridge to store food, pots and pans, chopping board to prepare dinner etc. Right next to a busy-ish plaza but because it was a Sunday it was very quiet as everything closed, so a very peaceful stay overall.

Great location near a couple of very nice restaurants.

Walls are a little thin and you can hear your neighbors but that was the case in almost every place I stayed along the Camino de Santiago.

Great location Good facilities Clean

Excellent location, in city center. The 8 bed dorm room has own bathroom. The hostel has own restaurant, food tasked good

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The comfort and the price.

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Good clean , centrally located , helpful staff, excellent value 👍👍

Check in not till 2pm. Nice private room but quite small. Good sized communal area with cooking facilities etc also laundry room. Breakfast was plentiful and nice, it was included in our booking but you can pay €6.95 at the hotel for it. Location very good and very central about 1km off the Camino route. We found a lovely pilgrim meal at Casa carmen around 2km away €16 per person

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Location. Building very clean. Breakfast good. Selection of fruit breads and cheeses. Lovely lady organised bfast.

Difficult to gain access to building. No one answered door bell or intercom system did not allow us access. We were lucky another guest in the building opened the door for us. Check in was done on a virtual system. Lady v plesant but it was not a relaxed check in procedure.

Great location and modern amenities. Great communal areas, well-equipped and spacious eating area. The lockers in the room were not working but are a great facility to have, very comfortable bed and they are solid and do not squeak every time you move. Multilingual reception staff, clean rooms, and common areas. 12:00 Check-out was very, very welcome, great to have a lie-in after several days of having to check out at 08:00-09:00 along 'el Camino'

Only two shared shower cubicles in a small space and it flooded easily, but besides that all the facilities were great. More can be done for bunk privacy but it was adequate to what I expected for a hostel targeted at peregrinos.