Albergue de peregrinos Don Nausti

Very friendly staff. Good bunks with solid steps instead of ladders. No shops or restaurants nearby. Onsite bar does pilgrim meal.

I arrived exhausted and hungry with no charge on my battery. Even tho I wasn’t sleeping there they made me food and let me recharge my battery (in more ways than one! A true refuge

Friendly helpful staff!! Nice beds!!

it was very low cost but exactly what i expected from albuerge. the staff is nice, they make really good and cheap food and even though it wasn’t fancy it was clean and nice.

Above a river with it's romantic bridge, this albergue is original in it's shape and place. Just below there's a restaurant hidden but yet crowded by customers, I don't know how they knew about it. 500 meters above there is a supermarket and another restaurant where I discovered that what we call pannini is called baguette... Little bit higher there's a big church where you can pray peacefully.
I strongly recommend this place for pilgrims who are searching for a peaceful end of a day.

Low cost accommodation. Quite small hostel so definitely book in advance as not many other options nearby. Nice quiet spot. River down the hill where you can soak tired feet!

We were there on a Sunday so only one of nearby restaurants open but food was fine and not too pricey. No shops or anything else nearby so this is only option.

Quite limited facilities but not that many pilgrims so we did not have any issues.

True pilgrim experience!

Tout est original dans cette auberge. L'emplacement, l'endroit, l'hospitalité et la présence sur le mur du dernier dîner du Christ, nous rappelant qu'on est sur le chemin de St Jacques.

It’s now a private albergue so you can call and book in advance !

I arrived when it was full but the lady from reception (who speaks English very well) helped me find a place to stay. She made all the calls for me and made sure I had the bed to sleep on that night, such an angel ! She even offered me the sofa in case we couldn’t find something.

Didn’t see the rooms nor the bathroom but just for the hospitality and the kindness, I would go there if I could.

قطعنا الغابة ومشينا في الوادي حتى وصلنا الهذا النزل الفريد من نوعه. موظفة الاستقبال لطيفة. المكان صغير بعض الشيء ولكن مخدم. السلبي الوحيد هو أن أقرب دكان هو على بعد كيلومتر ولكن يوجد في النزل جعة وبعض المشروبات الغازية وغيرها.

This Albergue is a mixed bag. By the time you reach here ilyoir too tired to keep going and look for an alternative. It's OK for the money you pay 13 Euros for a bed.
Toilets are a bit awkward...hold and press tap/cold shower, 1 x toilet.
If this doesn't bother you, go ahead for hospitality of free tea/coffee and cookies and (occasionally) charming staff. Otherwise, plan another rest stop for the night.

We messaged ahead to book a private room for 2. The info above says EU 46 but when we got there they told us it was per person. They kept pushing us to the dorm for 13 EU.
-we ended up on bunks in the hallway
- the walls are only partitions that don't go up to the ceiling so everyone hears everyone
- hall light is motion sensored so at night everyone gets light if someone needs to get up
- no windows in Bunk areas
- gross disposable sheet/pillow case
- one toilet/sink for women and one for men to 20+ bunks
- one pilgrim commented it was like a prison
- cold showers only and you have to hold the button pressed like a gas station sink to get water
- above says group dinner - nope - bring food as there is nothing close

We were at the end of a long day so too tired to move on.
Highly recommend you make a better plan.

A lovely stay , the young woman greeting us to register, is so helpful and friendly.

Cost in 2024 is €13 and includes coffee and cookies. Beds are comfortable. Kitchen and sitting area. Good value for the price. Beverages available for purchase and snacks (chips, peanuts) available too.

we just changed from the central to the coastal and i was positively surprised by the nice big beds which don't queetch by every breath🙂 beautiful view, but there is only 1 men and 1 women toilet 😬

The Hospitalero is one of the kindest I have met. He has been involved with the camino for over 20 years - still walks it and volunteers to clean, clear and maintain the trails... The Albergue is not new and shiny, but it is comfortable and very welcoming. Free bread/ tea/ coffee and biscuits go well with the kind hospitality.

The Albuerge has rock-solid beds, it was really cold and you could not close the door to the sleeping area properly. It is very very small and there are only two toilets/sinks for 20 pilgrims. You can not take your backpack to your bed which is quite uncomfortable. The sleeping room has no windows so its always pretty dark in there. Showers do not get really hot, which is an absolute no-go after a long day of hiking.
It can also be very noisy in the albuerge as it is very small…
There are much nicer and better equipped albuerges along the way for the same price.

Die Betten stehen in einem dunklen Raum ohne Fenster, die Mini-Herberge halb im Keller. Küche und sanitäre Anlagen nicht sehr einladend. Der ganze Raum riecht nach Räucherstäbchen oder ??
Definitiv nur eine Option wenn die Füße einen nicht mehr weiter tragen.

This is not the place to come if you are allergic to cigarette smoke.