Hostal y Albergue Haizea - Hostel

The staff are super friendly, and there's a bar and restaurant at the hostal. I paid 70€ for a room with a bathroom. It was warm despite the cold May day, very clean, and the bed was comfortable. A fantastic place for an overnight stay on the Camino.

I stayed here on the Camino, about 30 km from St John. It's a great stop after the first day's walk across the Pyrenees. I booked a private room. My sleep made it seem almost comfortable, and I thought it was pretty good and well priced.

I really liked stopping here on the Camino. The beds were cozy, and everyone was incredibly friendly and welcoming. The food was great too, with wine and beer available until 2230, and coffee and breakfast in the morning.

Breakfast starts in the bar at 8am, with wonderful coffee, fresh-squeezed orange juice, croissants, napolitanas, and toast with butter and preserves or pan con tomate with tomato pulp, olive oil, and salt. The bar also serves casual bites like Spanish tortillas, bocadillos, and mushroom or ham croquetas, all delicious. For dinner, the dining room has a full menu with large portions from 7:30PM, and a reservation is recommended. The wholesome regional dishes use fresh ingredients and are well seasoned, with burgers and wings for international travelers. Pilgrims can join a set-price group dinner with a reservation and prompt arrival. The service is excellent, prices are fair, and the rural hostel and hotel sit in a lovely lush area with great food. The spotless dorms are on the top floor, with vaulted ceilings, wood beams, and skylight windows. Rooms are sanitized daily, with fresh pressed linens and pillowcases. There's coin-operated self-service laundry with high capacity, a lounge with sofas, a chess table, a kettle, and a balcony with a drying rack. Shoe racks in the common area help keep the dorms clean and fresh. The shared toilets, showers, and washbasins are well designed, and the Wi-Fi worked great. Staff do an incredible job running the private rooms, pilgrim dorms, and the bar, which is a gathering place for locals as well as travelers on motorcycles and road trips.