Albergue de peregrinos Arca

Recently renovated albergue in a perfect location with plenty of shops, groceries, and cafes around. Dorms are spacious, with individual and very large wardrobes for personal belongings. The bathrooms are also huge; however, there were no toilets on the first floor—only on the ground floor, which was a bit inconvenient. There’s a spacious kitchen with all the appliances, but no utensils. I still don’t quite get the idea of investing in kitchen equipment without providing basic kitchenware—pilgrims usually don’t carry pots, pans, plates, or glasses with them.

I don't know who work 7 oct she was very unfair I am the 4th on who come here at the line She gave me the bunker bed. But some people who arrived here later than me get just the bed not the bunker bed. Even someone who can speak Spanish helps me to speak with her, she just said "no. If others are not coming it is possible or just no changing"

The albergue looks newly renovated, I didn't observe what some of the negative comments had said. There is hot shower, washing facilities, hanging lines for drying your clothes, washing machines, disposable bed/pillow sheets. Contrary to what I've heard before my trip, they actually accept credit card payment and opens at 1pm. I reached at 1.15pm to join the queue. There's only one person at the counter so be prepared to wait a while (which you probably won't mind after a day's hike). Costs 10 Euro per bed as of June 2025. For such a cheap cost I think one should be happy, if you want blankets and utensils you should be looking at private albergues which costs around 15Euro. I've stayed at private ones for two nights on this trip and I've enjoyed the municipal ones more.