Albergue Municipal de Peregrinos de Azofra

Inquire at reception. I got a full hour for only €30! Also, for no reason, they put me and a stranger in the same room despite there only being a handful of pilgrims there.

Arrived on weekend and they had booked reservations for a large school group. We were given beds in another building that did not seem like it was used much. Rooms and beds were musty. Showers were cold. Bathrooms have “saloon” doors that do not latch.
WiFi does not reach the overflow area.
And we paid the same as those in the main building.

Great Municipal alburgue. Keith and dining areas were great. Nice courtyard with a small pool to soak your feet and enough shelter to get out of the sun. All rooms are 2-person, modern and very comfortable. Great place to stay.

As it's slightly off stage you've a good chance of a de facto private room. Bit of a one horse town but this albergue is really nice.

Shower water is too hot and can not be adjusted. Be careful! Receptionist promised to adjust the temperature, but it was still crazy hot, you can not stand under that shower!

Nuff said - it’s one of the best so far. 👏👏

Clean & comfortable! Big common area, large well equipped kitchen. If you are here off season your chance of having a “private” room is high because each room sleeps only 2 people! Big courtyard with footbath. Bathrooms are reasonably clean. Showers are hot, if awkward ( the typical dilemma, nowhere to change/keep dry stuff while you shower). Very nice hospi! Show this little town some love! There is a cafe/bar and a small grocery where you can buy wine made by the owner!

Great Municipal. Our 2nd time here. Rooms all house 2 single beds. Clean. Great location. East and efficient check i. Laundry and hand wash area. Lots of clothes lines - bring your own clothes pegs/ safety pins for hanging clothes.
Highly recommend!

Wonderful albergue. I love the set up with 2 people in a small cubicle. There is a window in every cubicle. Great foot fountain to cool your feet. They do not serve food but there are restaurants in town that do. Great place to stay

The pods concept was unique-several others have described. Hand washing facilities for clothing and plenty of clothes lines. Few clothes pins, we had safety pins. Nice common area inside and on patio. Place to place your feet in cool water. 1 separate bathroom for men and women on each floor - clean. Shared shower each floor-mostly clean. Very hot water.

Set meal at restaurant very close by is very good. €18. I had lentil soup, steak, water, wine, bread and custard. Nice vibe.

Recommend.

Positive experience. Rooms were all twin rooms, with a bespoke cupboard each. Showers were not split by gender and didn’t lock. They were very very hot. Big communal dining area and kitchen.

The rooms each only have 2 beds in them. Bathrooms were good. A nice cold foot pool was welcomed after a long day. The bar called Seville around the corner had great paella. The single beds were tiny.

Nice albergue but it’s the same price as a private albergue. It’s not worth €15 in my opinion. No group dinner so tonight may end up more expensive than a private albergue.
Showers were very hot. Too hot.

I stayed here with my husband May 11, 2023 and were able to cook our meals. Many tables for eating and everyone was polite about sharing the cooking equipment. We slept well in the two bed cubicles. The rooms are decided by thin boards so I call them cubicles but they provide privacy. If you are used to sleeping in rooms with bunk beds you will appreciate these small spaces.

Nice with rooms with just two beds and no bunks. Lovely outside area with a little pool where you can dip your feet

Hot water for showers ran out by 3pm. Had a good communal area and washing facilities though.

Really enjoyed our stay here. Love the 2 beds per room concept. The doors had no locks but you have privacy and a window for air circulation which is really big for us.
We were traveling as a couple.
Hope we find more lodging like this in the future.

Hardly anyone here. Really nice place.

You can make a reservation in advance. Doesn’t open until 1:30pm (not 12pm).

Full kitchen available with pots and pans for the stove as well as dishes, etc. Not crowded at all. When I was in Najera and it was full, hospidalera was sending people here because they had plenty of beds.