Albergue Municipal de Peregrinos - Iglesia de Jesús y Maria

I think most of the comments give you an idea of what to expect. Staff lovely and helpful bathrooms passable, had a great night’s sleep and would highly recommend

As a municipal experience, it was a clean option in close proximity to the main city and church. Also I expected it to be noisier at night with the acoustics and was surprised that I had a really good sleep thanks in part to very respectful bunkmates. Good experience!

This place was clean and well organized. Check in was easy and they take credit cards.
The metal ladders in the bunks were killer on my sore feet! I guess that is the bad luck of getting a top bunk.

Had a great stay here. I liked it a lot. Clean.

I had a good night sleep here in December. The showers we’re not comfortable because the water shuts off the millisecond you stop pushing the button with all your might, but water hot and beds comfortable.

Over the top great experience! There is a lot of information available on the history of the structure so I won’t revisit here. Beautiful and so well organized. Cotten sheets and pillow case. Great showers and bathrooms. Clothes washers (3) are free. Dryers are €1. Wash tubs and clothes lines as well. Opens at noon, still rooms at 6 pm but can be hit or miss after 4 pm.

Wonderful experience.

What an experience to share a room with over a hundred other journeying pilgrims!
The place is well run, and has everything you may need. It is not as full of comforts as others along the way, and having so many people means at least 10% are snoring, but a very good large albergue if you want to experience these kinds of accommodations. And the church ceiling is beautiful!

It was cool being in an old church but along with that comes the incredible acoustics which further enhances the snoring all night. Bring good earplugs. I did not find the bathrooms very clean but I expect it is hard to keep up with 112 beds. The beds were shaky but comfortable enough. Free washing machine usage is unusual and helpful.

I stayed in this albergue April the 10th. Bunkbeds where good, showers smelly. Use of the washingmachine is for free. Washpowder or dryer €1.

Buen camino.
Leonie (The Netherlands)

About what you'd expect from your average municipal but I wouldn't recommend it for women. The toilets often clogged since the toilet paper cant be flushed, and missing the toilet seats. Urine and feces were not just on the floor, where you'd expect it, but also on the stall walls. For ladies, without the toilet seat, you had to clean the rim of the toilet before sitting. When a patron asked the staff to clean them, they unfortunately didn't. The showers were fine and not limited to five minutes, which was really nice. The facility is newly renovated monastery so it looks great. There are washers (free) and driers (available for a low price). There's an excellent courtyard, an area to read on the bottom floor, and a kitchen on the top floor.

All mattresses were brand new. The hall where the beds are is beautiful although has a lot of echo. Make sure to have earplugs. Washing machines are free to use, there are 3 of them, dryer for 1 EUR. Nice and well-equipped kitchen.

This is a great place to stay! It’s not as personal as smaller albergues, but the facilities are nice, and it’s clean. Very close to lots of bars/restaurants, and has a good kitchen if you want to cook. Definitely recommended!

We had a nice stay here. Everything was clean and everybody very friendly. Lovely backyard.

It was 11 euro to stay. They gave sheets for the bed and pillow. It was a bit huge and impersonal, but was a nice experience. Beds were comfortable. I would stay again.

The place was cool, really huge, the showers and toilets were pretty basic and could be cleaner, but not bad. Beds surprisingly comfortable. You need to check out at 8:30.

Huge albergue with a lot of beds. They accept credit card. There are simple kitchen and laundry. Also available a locker (it's cost 1 euro). Maybe little bit dirty.

Stayed here for two nights as we made a rest stop here. We were able to leave our items in lockers while we explored for the day. Excellent price (11€), central location, two free washers and dryers, and decent albeit small showers. I was very pleased with the 65 cent coffees from the vending machine in the laundry area. Wifi is also excellent and sockets are by each bed. Also, very nice staff who helped me out with some printing on the morning.

Sept 2020. They're open, and great as usual. Take your temperature when registering, and being very careful about the Covid 19. In the heart of the city, so a perfect place to stay in Pamplona. Very helpful hospitaleros.

Even though we struggled a lot to get the dryer to work (all washers were broken when we were there), this is an excellent municipal albergue. The kitchen area is complete and the bathroom is large enough to accommodate all without too much waiting. Location is also excellent!

I stayed here and it was fine. Rained all day on the way here, so likely anything would have been good. Quite large. a bit noisy. no food, but has a kitchen and eating area. Not a bad place.