Peregrino Najerino

Great albergue, ran by a really lovely couple. They can provide foot care too. Very nice and cosy, absolute recommend.

Lovely people running it and decent facilities. Unfortunately not in the nicest part of town. If I were to stay in Nájera again I would probably look at somewhere on the other side of the river.

We stayed here in April, and had a great experience. Unfortunately we was sick (I was hospitalized some days before), and decided not to go the next day. The couple took us in and let us stay another night. They wouldn’t even let us pay for it. They were so concerned for me, and so nice. Can’t recommend this place enough. I love the Camino people, and when you find an albergue with the best ones, then you should let other people know.
If you don’t want to be just another number Peregrino , then go here.

The number here has been updated now here on wise pilgrim. This place was great. I cook most of my food as I walk and the kitchen. Was so well equipped. The hosts were so friendly. Full of smiles. And very welcoming..

The number listed on this page belongs to the previous owner. We contacted that number to inquire about a room, and he replied twice saying yes, leading us to believe we had a reservation. However he is the old owner and doesn’t work there anymore, I find it perplexing that the former owner would continue to pose as an employee of this hostel and respond to messages. Nevertheless, the current staff members have been exceptionally kind, patient, and helpful. Despite their limited English proficiency, they have shown great patience, constantly smiling, and even resorting to Google Translate to assist us.

We arrived today assuming we had reserved two beds. The operators advised that the number was the previous owner and they do not understand why he is accepting reservations. They were very accomodating and luckily we still got beds. Hopefully the app developer can follow up to update the phone number, +34 643 32 31 74 is incorrect. The correct number is 613 251 499 (Jose Luis). Hope this helps avoid any future issues for the albergue and pilgrims.

On this particular day it must’ve been slow bc I had the whole dorm to myself. Super nice hospitaleros, a block away from a nice quiet bar/cafe that was open early. Clean, quiet, adequate accommodations. On the near side of the river away from all the tourist attractions.

I reserved a bed on booking.com that said “bed in 10 bed room.” However, when I got here, turns out the ten-bed section is basically like a loft, with twenty beds underneath. So you can hear snoring from down below. On top of that, there’s one drying rack for laundry for the 30 people who can stay here. The facility itself seems of lower quality than the other places I’ve stayed for 12 euros, too. There’s dust under the beds, the hospitalero forgot to give me and some others who came in later the disposable bed cover, i went to go ask and got one, but noticed some people slept on the beds without it since he forgot. The hostal owner also has multiple signs saying no eating or drinking in the bedrooms or you will be expelled. Not sure if that’s because spilling food would also mean he would have to clean up the dust bunnies under the beds? It’s not a terrible place to stay, but so far the worst one i’ve stayed since SJPDP.