Albergue de Peregrinos Isaac Santiago

Los Arcos

Description and Notice
Season
02-April - 31-October
Contact Info
Association

San Lázaro
31210 Navarra
Spain

Landline
+34 948 441 091
Hospitalero
Gerardo Zúñiga, Various Belgian Pilgrims
Practical Info
Open
12:00
Close
22:00
Total Beds
70
Price
8
Pilgrim only?
Yes
Kitchen
Kitchen
Yes
Microwave
Yes
Refrigerator
Yes
Stove
Yes
Facilities
Terrace
Yes
Dining room
Yes
Laundry
Clothesline
Yes
Dryer
Yes
Wash basin
Yes
Services
Bike storage
Yes
Internet
Yes
City Map

Comments

All Caminos App User (not verified)

The rooms were more crowded than some of the other auberges and the women’s bathroom had two showers facing each other so you weren’t completely private and people could open the door to the outside because the toilet was just out the front of the shower areas but there were two totally private showers downstairs so I just used one of those. It had a proper kitchen you could cook in and a separate dining area as well as plenty of spaces to sit together outside. It was quite a good Albergue and was right on the Camino. This is the one day I started walking before dawn and I had no problems.

All Caminos App User (not verified)

No hand soap available in bathrooms, plenty of sick pilgrims around and illness tore through everyone in the days following. If you don’t make point of contact hand hygiene available no one will do it and illness will spread.
Kitchen was very dirty and didn’t look as though it had been cleaned in days.
Flies EVERYWHERE inside and outside.
Also unpleasant experience with the masseuse - do not recommend signing up for a massage.

All Caminos App User (not verified)

A big albergue just outside of the main square and the cathedral. Quiet place spacious courtyard, we were only two in our little bedroom without doors. Shower is good. You can cook in the kitchen or go to a local cafe just two minutes walk across the river. It was very clean and efficient check in process. Nice stay for 8€

All Caminos App User (not verified)

For 8€, it worked, a bed and a shower. There were 34 bunks in the room (that's a total of 34 beds, not double that). The showers had hot water. There were only two toilet stalls, but it seemed to work. I only had to wait once. There were no meals, but I picked up some tapas and glass of wine at a local bar for less than 6€.
It was a bit stuffy in the room overnight, but I'd rather be warm than cold, so it worked for me.

Camino de Sant… (not verified)

Very clean. The check in was a little slow but it was organized. There was a nice sitting area outside while you waited. The staff were friendly and helpful. Not much space between the beds, about a foot and a half

Camino de Sant…

I stayed here in June 2015. It is run by the Flemish Association and they couldn't have be more welcoming. It's a simple place, but clean and does what it needs to. The local kids hang out the front of the Albergue at night and can sometimes be a bit cheeky/noisy, but I'd definitely stay here again.

Camino de Sant…

I have stayed here on 3 Camino’s and I love the beer vending machine in the kitchen. It’s nice to grab a beer and take a hot shower. Also a area to wash your clothes by hand and Calliger Hand Crank ‘squeegee’ for you Youngblood’s go ahead and google that so you know how to use it, it helps your laundry get the water out to dry quicker. Kitchen is small but has lots of pans and utensils. It’s satisfying. I like this place.

Camino de Sant…

Very basic municipal. About 30 people in one room, not many places to charge your phone. Some people had things stolen while we were here. Kitchen is good and lots of space to dry clothes in the sun.

Camino de Sant…

This is only my opinion and experience.
When I arrived at 2pm there were heaps of pilgrims sitting outside “waiting” to go inside. The couple running it were lovely people, but perhaps a little unorganised !!! They handed out papers if you saw them or you found them, which was very confusing and annoying - no orderly line, no numbers on slips. So waited for about an hour - for a simple check in process which is just paying and stamping your passport - should take about 3mins?? They were moving at a very slow pace - so after a hard long day walking it was very frustrating! That was the cons. PROS: it had s lovely pilgrim community vibe, a kitchen, a porch, place to hang clothes out in sun, a vending machine with cold beer and anything a pilgrim could need inside.
Kitchen closed at 9pm so if you went to mass you needed to cook before really.
Phone charging is outside dorm room and limited. One big room, but earplugs and mask and it’s all good!

Camino de Sant…

2 ladies showers for a large group of rooms. Minimal areas to charge my phone. Kitchen closed due to Covid.