Albergue de Peregrinos de Navarrete

Albergue was clean and had a kitchen for pilgrims to use. They also offer bike storage.

The last comment was about a very unpleasant man here. The man now is very nice and calm.

I stayed here on August 30, 2024. The accommodations themselves are ok for the Camino. The man at the front desk did not speak any English, and he exploded at us multiple times for simple misunderstandings. We didn’t know the beds were assigned, and we came back with our stuff in a pile on the floor. He also screamed at someone in my group until she cried. At night, he stormed into the room and asked to count the beds. There were misunderstandings, but he refused to try to communicate over google translate. He just continued to yell. He was indignant and rude. I will never stay here again.

This albergue was very clean and well kept. The volunteer that was on duty set the rules straight away but was a very nice person to talk to. And also provided some good info to this Pilgrim.
There are no meals served here but the restaurant at the other end of the building was excellent!!! Plus the albergue has a nice size kitchen/dining area if you get your own meals elsewhere.

You must visit El Camino De Las Estrellas.
Don’t be put off by its utilitarian and slightly scruffy exterior. Inside it’s clean and up to the standards of the best alburgues. If you venture indoors you’ll be met by its charming and (in the best possible way) slightly eccentric host, Marco, who will introduce you to his two beloved baby goats. He will then describe the evening’s Pilgrim Meal, before, in true self deprecating fashion, encouraging you to check out all the other quality eateries in the town. I urge you to ignore the other choices and go for his Pilgrim Meal. You won’t be disappointed. It’s wholly vegetarian but if you’re a meat eater I guarantee you won’t feel unsatisfied. Honestly it’s Michelin star quality. Exploding with flavour. One of the best meals I’ve ever had in my life. When questioned, Marco finally drops his modest veneer and admits he is a passionate chef following the Omakase school of cooking. Carefully chosen fresh ingredients subtly adapted con a daily basis according to his whims and passions. Don’t miss it!

Nice place to stay. Unfortunately, they don't accept credit cards. No dinner and/or breakfast, but there is a kitchen.

Very basic hostel, but has all a pilgrim needs. For my taste the beds were a bit close together and there was only little space for the backpacks.

This albergue is closed for 2021.

For all the above reasons use this albergue, kettle to make coffee would be good. Don’t stay here during a festival, no chance of sleep.

This municipal is quite basic but does the job. Nice bar around the corner and next to a small supermarket.

The kitchen is a good size and there’s a grocery store directly across the street! Great WiFi. I’ve stayed here on 3 Camino’s now and will probably continue too. The host this time tho had the heat way way to hot I woke up sweating which is gross. But this is the first time I’ve had this experience here. And yes if you’re walking around in your socks you’ll notice the floor is heated too.

This review represents my personal experience, yours could be different. Please remember this when reading any personal review. This albergue is so clean, you can smell it when you enter. The host seems a little crazy and harsh at first but it’s just his way, he means well and will help you with anything you need. A wash including detergent is only $3, take up this opportunity, really nice experience here, beds spaced perfectly